Hidden Markov Models Tool Tutorial
Installation:
The program requires JRE 1.5
or up.
Linux:
After you uncompress HMMTool_Linux.tar.gz
file, it will create a directory 'HMMTool-1.0'. Under this
directory, there are two subdirectories called 'c++' and 'examples',
and two jar files, In the examples directory, there are two files, 'stationsInfo.txt'
and 'JavaCPC16_SOND_1979_04.asc' data file. Under 'c++' directory,
there is a c++ executable 'mvnhmm' which is created on Redhat
Linux. If your machine is not Redhat Linux 2.4.21-32, you need to download
MVNHMM toolbox
source code, compile it on your machine and copy mvnhmm to
HMMTool-1.0/c++ directory.
Mac OS X:
After you uncompress HMMTool_Mac.tar.gz
file, it will create a directory 'HMMTool-1.0'. Under this
directory, there are two subdirectories called 'c++' and 'examples',
and two jar files, In the examples directory, there are two files, 'stationsInfo.tx'
and 'JavaCPC16_SOND_1979_04.asc' data file. Under 'c++' directory,
there is a c++ executable 'mvnhmm' which is created on Mac
OS X.
Command to uncompress *.tar.gz the file on Linux or Unix is
tar -xvzf HMMTool_Linux.tar.gz or tar -xvzf HMMTool_Mac.tar.gz
Window XP:
Use winzip or WinWar extract HMMTool-1.0-WindowsXP.zip to a directory
such as HMMTool.
Run HMMTool
Copy 'stationsInfo.txt' and the data file 'JavaCPC16_SOND_1979_04.asc'
to your data directory. The user should provide the stationsInfo.txt
file in real case.
At Linux or Unix prompt, type
WhereYouInstalledDir/HMMTool-1.0/HMMTool
Window XP:
Navigate to the directory where you installed this package, eg. HMMTool,
click HMMTool.bat file. It should bring up a GUI window.
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