Traversal of Discrete Models Instructions 1. Implement the Viterbi algorithm in Python. Your task is to write code for the following prototype: def Viterbi(A,B,Pi,O) Returning Viterbi score and best path 2. Calculate the Viterbi score and the Best path of the first two vectors described in part 1 of this assignment by hand. Show your work. 3. Create an observation vector of at least 7 elements. 4. Use the observation vectors and results calculated in 2. and 3. above to test your implementation of the Viterbi algorithm.

Traversal of Discrete Models Instructions 1. Implement the Viterbi algorithm in Python. Your task is to write code for the following prototype: def Viterbi(A,B,Pi,O) Returning Viterbi score and best path 2. Calculate the Viterbi score and the Best path of the first two vectors described in part 1 of this assignment by hand. Show your work. 3. Create an observation vector of at least 7 elements. 4. Use the observation vectors and results calculated in 2. and 3. above to test your implementation of the Viterbi algorithm.

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