Which of the following are NOT properties of a Markov process? A) Transition probabilities to the...
Which of the following are NOT properties of a Markov process?
A) Transition probabilities to the next state of a Markov process depend on the history of state of the process.
B) Transition probabilities to the next state of a Markov process only depends the current state.
C) The state of a Markov process is defined by complete current information on the environment.
D) The state of a Markov process can be approximated by partial information on the environment.
I think it's C but I'm not sure
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