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==Relation with hidden Markov models== PCFGs models extend [[context-free grammar]]s the same way as [[hidden Markov model]]s extend [[regular grammar]]s. The [[Inside–outside algorithm|Inside-Outside algorithm]] is an analogue of the [[Forward-backward algorithm|Forward-Backward algorithm]]. It computes the total probability of all derivations that are consistent with a given sequence, based on some PCFG. This is equivalent to the probability of the PCFG generating the sequence, and is intuitively a measure of how consistent the sequence is with the given grammar. The Inside-Outside algorithm is used in model [[Parameterization theorem|parametrization]] to estimate prior frequencies observed from training sequences in the case of RNAs. [[Dynamic programming]] variants of the [[CYK algorithm]] find the [[Viterbi algorithm|Viterbi parse]] of a RNA sequence for a PCFG model. This parse is the most likely derivation of the sequence by the given PCFG.
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