[amp_mcq option1=”Survivors” option2=”Defenders” option3=”Destroyers” option4=”Carriers” correct=”option1″]
The correct answer is: Survivors.
Viterbi’s algorithm is a dynamic programming algorithm for finding the most likely sequence of states that produced a sequence of observations. The algorithm works by keeping track of the most likely path through the state space at each step, and then updating the paths as new observations are made. The final path is the most likely sequence of states that could have produced the observed sequence.
The selected paths in Viterbi’s algorithm are called survivors because they are the paths that have survived the competition from other paths. In other words, they are the paths that are most likely to have produced the observed sequence.
The other options are incorrect because they do not accurately describe the selected paths in Viterbi’s algorithm.
- Option A: Defenders. The selected paths in Viterbi’s algorithm are not defenders. They are not trying to protect anything.
- Option B: Destroyers. The selected paths in Viterbi’s algorithm are not destroyers. They are not trying to destroy anything.
- Option C: Carriers. The selected paths in Viterbi’s algorithm are not carriers. They are not carrying anything.