Sequential Monte Carlo smoothing with application to parameter estimation in non-linear state space models

A methodological caveat is in order here. As ex- plained in §2.1, the acoustic model takes context into account. It is theoretically possible that the neural network learnt

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• By using sensitivity information and multi-level methods with polynomial chaos expansion we demonstrate that computational workload can be reduced by one order of magnitude

To determine the proper number of particles experimentally, we plotted the average accuracy over 30 experiments with varying the number of particles and problem difficulty in

We describe a quasi-Monte Carlo method for the simulation of discrete time Markov chains with continuous multi-dimensional state space.. The method simulates copies of the chain

Key-words: Hidden Markov models, parameter estimation, particle filter, convolution kernels, conditional least squares estimate, maximum likelihood estimate.. (R´esum´e

Key-words: Hidden Markov models, parameter estimation, particle filter, convolution kernels, conditional least squares estimate, maximum likelihood estimate9. (Résumé