  The way a charm-quark fragments into a charmed hadron is a challenging
problem both for the theoretical and the experimental particle physics.
Moreover, in neutrino induced charm-production, peculiar processes occur such
as quasi-elastic and diffractive charm-production which make the results from
other experiments not directly comparable. We present here a method to extract
the charmed fractions in neutrino induced events by using results from
$e^+e^-$, $\pi N$, $\gamma N$ experiments while taking into account the
peculiarities of charm-production in neutrino interactions. As results, we
predict the fragmentation functions as a function of the neutrino energy and
the semi-muonic branching ratio, $B_\mu$, and compare them with the available
data.
