]> State histograms should give, for each state, the state label (1 or 2), followed by an equals sign, followed by the number of positions in the sequence having that state in the Viterbi parse. Put a comma between the entries. For instance, if the sequence has length 8 and the Viterbi parse is 11222111 then your histogram should be: 1=5,2=3 Segment histograms should give, for each state, the state label, followed by an equals sign, followed by the number of segments consisting of that state. For instance, for the Viterbi parse above your histogram would be: 1=2,2=1 The model object should specify an HMM by giving state labels, initial state probabilities (= transition probabilities from the begin state), state transition probabilities, and symbol emission probabilities. 1,2 1=0.95000,2=0.05000 1=0.95000,2=0.05000 1=0.05000,2=0.95000 For each symbol emitted by the state indicated in the attributes for this field, give the probability of emitting that symbol. AAA=.1000,AAC=.05000,AAT=.0.05000,AAG=.0.05000,AA-=0.0050, ... AAA=.1500,AAC=.01000,AAT=.0.01000,AAG=.0.01000,AA-=0.0020, ... Report your 10 longest conserved (state 2) segments here. Remember to give the coordinates so relative to the start of the chromosome rather than the start of the alignment (which starts at position 115,597,756 on chromosome 7) (116741000,116752000), (116745000,116756000), ... Give a short description for each of your 5 longest conserved segments. Example: Overlaps with exon3 of the protein coding gene cMyc put comments about your code here