A two-stage Markov chain consists of ON and OFF. When the system is ON it is always turned off. When the system is OFF it is always turned on.
a) Draw the Markov Chain
b) Create the transition matrix, call it P.
c) Find P2
d) Find P3
e) Considering what P2 and P3 are, explain to me like I am an idiot why the Limit Distribution can't exist.
f) Find the Stationary Distribution
A two-stage Markov chain consists of ON and OFF. When the system is ON it is...
Consider a Markov chain with transition matrix where 0< a, b,c <1. Find the stationary distribution.
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