mlpack_hmm_viterbi(1)
π mlpack_hmm_viterbi β hidden markov model (hmm) viterbi state prediction π
okay so bestie, meet mlpack_hmm_viterbi π
it's the lil glow-up tool that takes your already-trained HMM and figures out the most likely hidden state sequence hiding behind your observations. it's giving detective energy πβ¨
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
mlpack_hmm_viterbi -i unknown -m unknown [-V bool] [-o unknown] [-h -v]
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
So here's the tea, fr fr π β this utility takes an HMM you've already trained, which you hand over with --input_model_file (-m), and then it works out the most probable hidden state sequence for a given sequence of observations (that's your --input_file (-i)). The magic trick it uses? The Viterbi algorithm. no cap. π
Once it's done vibing, you can save that computed state sequence with the --output_file (-o) output parameter. β¨
Like, say you wanna predict the state sequence of the observations in obs.csv using the HMM hmm.bin, and dump the predicted states into states.csv. You'd literally just run:
$ mlpack_hmm_viterbi --input_file obs.csv --input_model_file hmm.bin --output_file states.csv
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πΈ REQUIRED INPUT OPTIONS πΈ
These ones? Mandatory. You cannot skip them, bestie, it's not that kind of party π
--input_file (-i)[unknown] β the matrix holding all your observations π--input_model_file (-m)[unknown] β the trained HMM you're gonna use π
π OPTIONAL INPUT OPTIONS π
optional but iconic, yk? π
--help (-h)[bool] β the default help info. your bestie when you're lost π«Ά--info[string] β prints the help for one specific option. default value is''.--verbose (-v)[bool] β shows informational messages plus the full list of parameters and timers once it's finished running. it's giving receipts π§Ύ--version (-V)[bool] β prints the version ofmlpackyou've got. lowkey useful π--output_file (-o)[unknown] β the file you wanna save the predicted state sequence into πΎ
π ADDITIONAL INFORMATION π
Wanna go deeper than the group chat? π For more info β relevant papers, citations, and all the theory β go check the documentation at http://www.mlpack.org or the docs that ship with your distribution of mlpack. iykyk β¨
made with love by mlpack-4.8.0, dropped on 22 June 2026 π that's the whole man page bestie, now go run it and slay π§β no cap, periodt. π
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