Dynamic Bayesian Networks (DBNs) are a type of graphical model that represents the temporal evolution of a system over time by extending traditional Bayesian networks to include time as a variable. They are designed to model sequences of observations, allowing for the representation of dependencies across both time and variables. This makes DBNs particularly useful for analyzing processes that change over time, such as speech recognition, tracking systems, and biological processes.
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