markov-chains-explained

8/21/2014

This blog post provides an explanation of Markov chains, a mathematical concept used in various fields including computer science and physics. The author starts by discussing the properties of Markov chains, highlighting their memoryless property and the Markov property. The blog post then goes on to explain how transition matrices are used to calculate the probabilities associated with transitioning from one state to another in a Markov chain. The author uses examples and diagrams to illustrate the concept and its applications. In conclusion, the blog post emphasizes the versatility and usefulness of Markov chains in modeling real-world phenomena.

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