When does a stationary distribution exist?

Consider a Markov process in the space of binary trees – a randomly changing ... This chain is used in a Markov chain Monte Carlo algorithm for phylogenetic ... Other Markov models are based on the chain representations but with added information, such as observations and observation likelihoods. The transition matrix ... An m-nonsingular Markov process will be called deterministic if its transition probability is given by a one-to-one, measurable, nonsingular transformation.  ... In this paper we describe a general-purpose model of medical prognosis based on the Markov process and show how this simple mathematical tool may be used to ... Markov processes mathematically describe the mechanisms in the system, and predict the system's equilibrium behavior upon intervention, but do not support ... Oct 27, 2010 ... 4 Answers 4 ... This is not strong Markov (look at times at which it hits zero). ... This is only a good example if we consider the semigroup ... ... Markov process. Electronic Journal of Probability, 29 . pp. 1-26. doi ... Branching processes, Markov processes, Decomposition (Mathematics), Stochastic processes ... Complex Sequencing Rules of Birdsong Can be Explained by Simple Hidden Markov Processes. Kentaro Katahira, Kenta Suzuki, Kazuo Okanoya, Masato Okada ... The time-homogeneous Markov model asserts that one protein sequence is derived from another by a series of independent mutations, each changing one character in ... Sep 3, 2021 ... A Markov-chain is a stochastic process used to describe how uncertain and unobserved outcomes occur. In the case of the Markov-switching model, ...

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