Fitting Sparse Markov Models to Categorical Time Series Using Regularization
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The major problem of fitting a higher order Markov model is the exponentially growing number of parameters. The most popular approach is to use a Variable Length Markov Chain (VLMC), which determines relevant contexts (recent pasts) of variable orders and form a context tree. A more general approach is called Sparse Markov Model (SMM), where all possible histories of order $m$ form a partition so that the transition probability vectors are identical for the histories belonging to a particular group. We develop an elegant method of fitting SMM using convex clustering, which involves regularization. The regularization parameter is selected using BIC criterion. Theoretical results demonstrate the model selection consistency of our method for large sample size. Extensive simulation studies under different set-up have been presented to measure the performance of our method. We apply this method to classify genome sequences, obtained from individuals affected by different viruses.
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