This document contains 51 multiple choice questions about Markov analysis. Markov analysis is a technique that deals with predicting future probabilities based on currently known probabilities. It involves defining a set of possible states, determining transition probabilities between states, and using these to predict future state probabilities. Key concepts covered include the matrix of transition probabilities, equilibrium conditions, absorbing states, and using Markov analysis to model situations like market share changes, machine reliability, and weather patterns.
This document provides an introduction to Markov chains, including:
1. Markov chains are a stochastic process used to model randomly changing systems where future states depend only on the present state, not on past states.
2. The document defines Markov chains and discusses their types (discrete vs continuous time), applications, hypotheses, and classifications of states (absorbing, transient, recurrent, and periodic).
3. An example is given of using a transition matrix and n-step transition probabilities to calculate the probability of soil conditions over multiple gardening seasons.
A SURVEY OF MARKOV CHAIN MODELS IN LINGUISTICS APPLICATIONScsandit
Markov chain theory isan important tool in applied probability that is quite useful in modeling real-world computing applications.For a long time, rresearchers have used Markov chains for data modeling in a wide range of applications that belong to different fields such as computational linguists, image processing, communications,bioinformatics, finance systems, etc. This paper explores the Markov chain theory and its extension hidden Markov models (HMM) in natural language processing (NLP) applications. This paper also presents some aspects related to Markov chains and HMM such as creating transition matrices, calculating data sequence probabilities, and extracting the hidden states.
Fundamentos de la cadena de markov - LibroNelson Salinas
This document discusses Markov chains and provides an example of modeling the distribution of red squirrels and gray squirrels in Great Britain over time.
1) A Markov chain models transitions between states based on conditional probabilities, with the transition matrix representing the probabilities of moving between states. This is used to model the distribution of red and gray squirrels across different regions.
2) Squares of land are classified into four states based on which squirrel species are present. Transition counts between states over time are used to construct a transition matrix representing conditional probabilities.
3) The steady-state matrix and distribution indicate that in the long run, around 17% of regions will contain only red squirrels, 6% only gray
This document discusses state space analysis and related concepts. It defines state as a group of variables that summarize a system's history to predict future outputs. The minimum number of state variables required is equal to the number of storage elements in the system. These state variables form a state vector. The document also covers state space representation, diagonalization, solving state equations, the state transition matrix, and concepts of controllability and observability.
Using Markov chains, we can determine the probability that the grandchild or great-grandchild of a lower-class parent becomes middle- or upper-class. A Markov chain models a stochastic process where the next state depends only on the present state. The document provides an example using a transition matrix to represent the probabilities of individuals moving between lower-, middle-, and upper-income classes across generations. Powers of the transition matrix give the probabilities of moving between classes over multiple generations.
This document discusses additional topics related to discrete-time Markov chains, including:
1) Classifying states as recurrent, transient, periodic, or aperiodic;
2) Economic analysis of Markov chains by considering costs of states and transitions;
3) Calculating first passage times and steady-state probabilities.
As an example, it analyzes an insurance company Markov chain model with four states representing customer accident history to find the long-run average annual premium.
The document summarizes research on spacey random walks, which are a type of stochastic process that can model higher-order Markov chains. Key points:
1. Spacey random walks generalize higher-order Markov chains by forgetting history but pretending to remember a random previous state, with the stationary distribution given by a tensor eigenvector of the transition tensor.
2. This connects higher-order Markov chains to tensor eigenvectors and provides a stochastic interpretation of tensor eigenvectors as stationary distributions.
3. The dynamics of spacey random walks can be modeled as an ordinary differential equation, allowing tensor eigenvectors to be computed by numerically integrating the dynamical system.
This document discusses discrete state space models. It begins with an introduction to state variable models and their generic structure. It then discusses various canonical forms for state space models including controllable, observable, and Jordan canonical forms. It also covers computing the characteristic equation, eigenvalues, state transition matrices using different techniques like inverse Laplace transform, similarity transformations, and Cayley-Hamilton theorem. Examples are provided to illustrate finding state space models from transfer functions and computing the state transition matrix.
This document provides an introduction to Markov chains, including:
1. Markov chains are a stochastic process used to model randomly changing systems where future states depend only on the present state, not on past states.
2. The document defines Markov chains and discusses their types (discrete vs continuous time), applications, hypotheses, and classifications of states (absorbing, transient, recurrent, and periodic).
3. An example is given of using a transition matrix and n-step transition probabilities to calculate the probability of soil conditions over multiple gardening seasons.
A SURVEY OF MARKOV CHAIN MODELS IN LINGUISTICS APPLICATIONScsandit
Markov chain theory isan important tool in applied probability that is quite useful in modeling real-world computing applications.For a long time, rresearchers have used Markov chains for data modeling in a wide range of applications that belong to different fields such as computational linguists, image processing, communications,bioinformatics, finance systems, etc. This paper explores the Markov chain theory and its extension hidden Markov models (HMM) in natural language processing (NLP) applications. This paper also presents some aspects related to Markov chains and HMM such as creating transition matrices, calculating data sequence probabilities, and extracting the hidden states.
Fundamentos de la cadena de markov - LibroNelson Salinas
This document discusses Markov chains and provides an example of modeling the distribution of red squirrels and gray squirrels in Great Britain over time.
1) A Markov chain models transitions between states based on conditional probabilities, with the transition matrix representing the probabilities of moving between states. This is used to model the distribution of red and gray squirrels across different regions.
2) Squares of land are classified into four states based on which squirrel species are present. Transition counts between states over time are used to construct a transition matrix representing conditional probabilities.
3) The steady-state matrix and distribution indicate that in the long run, around 17% of regions will contain only red squirrels, 6% only gray
This document discusses state space analysis and related concepts. It defines state as a group of variables that summarize a system's history to predict future outputs. The minimum number of state variables required is equal to the number of storage elements in the system. These state variables form a state vector. The document also covers state space representation, diagonalization, solving state equations, the state transition matrix, and concepts of controllability and observability.
Using Markov chains, we can determine the probability that the grandchild or great-grandchild of a lower-class parent becomes middle- or upper-class. A Markov chain models a stochastic process where the next state depends only on the present state. The document provides an example using a transition matrix to represent the probabilities of individuals moving between lower-, middle-, and upper-income classes across generations. Powers of the transition matrix give the probabilities of moving between classes over multiple generations.
This document discusses additional topics related to discrete-time Markov chains, including:
1) Classifying states as recurrent, transient, periodic, or aperiodic;
2) Economic analysis of Markov chains by considering costs of states and transitions;
3) Calculating first passage times and steady-state probabilities.
As an example, it analyzes an insurance company Markov chain model with four states representing customer accident history to find the long-run average annual premium.
The document summarizes research on spacey random walks, which are a type of stochastic process that can model higher-order Markov chains. Key points:
1. Spacey random walks generalize higher-order Markov chains by forgetting history but pretending to remember a random previous state, with the stationary distribution given by a tensor eigenvector of the transition tensor.
2. This connects higher-order Markov chains to tensor eigenvectors and provides a stochastic interpretation of tensor eigenvectors as stationary distributions.
3. The dynamics of spacey random walks can be modeled as an ordinary differential equation, allowing tensor eigenvectors to be computed by numerically integrating the dynamical system.
This document discusses discrete state space models. It begins with an introduction to state variable models and their generic structure. It then discusses various canonical forms for state space models including controllable, observable, and Jordan canonical forms. It also covers computing the characteristic equation, eigenvalues, state transition matrices using different techniques like inverse Laplace transform, similarity transformations, and Cayley-Hamilton theorem. Examples are provided to illustrate finding state space models from transfer functions and computing the state transition matrix.
This document contains 71 multiple choice questions about regression analysis from the textbook "Quantitative Analysis for Management, 11e". The questions cover topics such as simple and multiple linear regression, assumptions of regression models, measuring model fit, and testing models for significance. Correct answers are provided along with a difficulty rating and topic for each question.
This document contains 71 multiple choice questions about regression analysis from the textbook "Quantitative Analysis for Management, 11e". The questions cover topics such as simple and multiple linear regression, assumptions of regression models, measuring model fit, and testing models for significance. Correct answers are provided along with a difficulty rating and topic for each question.
Application of finite markov chain to a model of schoolingAlexander Decker
This document discusses the application of finite Markov chains to model school progression. It begins by introducing key concepts of Markov chains including states, transition probabilities, and transition matrices. It then presents a model of school progression with states representing each year of school plus outcomes of graduating or dropping out. Transition probabilities between states are used to formulate the model. The document applies this model to secondary school data from Nigeria to predict academic progression. It analyzes the data using knowledge of finite Markov chains and finds the model provides an efficient way to predict student academic progress.
Modeling of Granular Mixing using Markov Chains and the Discrete Element Methodjodoua
The document presents a method for modeling granular mixing using Markov chains and the discrete element method (DEM). It motivates the use of Markov chains to efficiently simulate granular mixing as an alternative to computationally expensive DEM simulations. The theory and definitions of Markov chains and operators are provided. The method is applied to simulate mixing in a cylindrical drum, and the effects of the number of states, time step, and learning time are investigated. Properties of the resulting operator like the invariant distribution and mixing rates are analyzed to characterize the mixing dynamics.
A Markov model assumes that the current state captures all relevant information for predicting the future. It can be used for language modeling by assigning probabilities to word sequences. Google's PageRank algorithm ranks web pages based on the principle that more authoritative pages, as determined by other pages linking to them, should rank higher. It models the probability of being on a page as a stationary distribution of a Markov chain defined by the link structure of the web.
M.G.Goman and A.V.Khramtsovsky (1993) - Textbook for KRIT Toolbox usersProject KRIT
M.G.Goman and A.V.Khramtsovsky "Methodology of the qualitative investigation. Theory and numerical methods. Application to Aircraft Flight Dynamics", textbook for KRIT Toolbox users, 1993, 81 p.
The textbook covers theory of qualitative analysis of nonlinear systems, basic numerical methods supported by KRIT package and some aircraft flight dynamics applications.
The document discusses environmental modeling and transport phenomena. It covers topics like Fick's laws of diffusion, the transport equation, and dimensionless formulations. Numerical methods for solving transport equations like the finite difference method are presented. Case studies on models for river water quality and biodegradation kinetics are analyzed. Redox sequences and their importance in environmental systems are also introduced.
This document provides an overview of hidden Markov models (HMMs). It defines HMMs as statistical Markov models that include both observed and hidden states. The key components of an HMM are states (Q), observations (V), initial state probabilities (p), state transition probabilities (A), and emission probabilities (E). HMMs find applications in areas like protein structure prediction, sequence alignment, and gene finding. The Viterbi algorithm is described as a dynamic programming approach for finding the most likely sequence of hidden states in an HMM. Advantages of HMMs include their statistical power and modularity, while disadvantages include assumptions of state independence and potential for overfitting.
This document provides an introduction to hidden Markov models (HMMs). It defines HMMs as an extension of Markov models that allows for observations that are probabilistic functions of hidden states. The core problems of HMMs are finding the probability of an observed sequence and determining the most probable hidden state sequence that produced an observation. HMMs have applications in areas like speech recognition by finding the most likely string of words given acoustic input using the Viterbi and forward algorithms.
Urop poster 2014 benson and mat 5 13 14 (2)Mathew Shum
This document summarizes computational methods for simulating biochemical networks with noise. It describes using the Langevin equation to simulate individual trajectories on a potential landscape and the Fokker-Planck equation to simulate the time-dependent behavior of probability distributions. The authors validated MATLAB scripts for these two methods and are using them to simulate genetic regulatory networks and 2D potential models to help develop more efficient simulation methods. Future work involves systematically comparing the Langevin, Fokker-Planck, and Gillespie methods on identical network models.
Characterization of Subsurface Heterogeneity: Integration of Soft and Hard In...Amro Elfeki
Park, E., Elfeki, A. M. M., Dekking, F.M. (2003). Characterization of subsurface heterogeneity: Integration of soft and hard information using multi-dimensional Coupled Markov chain approach. Underground Injection Science and Technology Symposium, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab., October 22-25, 2003. p.49. Eds. Tsang, Chin.-Fu and Apps, John A.
http://www.lbl.gov/Conferences/UIST/index.html#topics
The document discusses concepts related to linear time-invariant systems represented by state-space models. It provides:
1) An overview of desired learning outcomes related to solving state equations and understanding controllability and observability.
2) Details on solving the homogeneous and non-homogeneous state equations, including definitions of zero-state and zero-input responses.
3) The condition for a system to be completely state controllable, which is that the controllability matrix must be of full rank.
Effective properties of heterogeneous materialsSpringer
1) The document discusses the multipole expansion method (MEM) for analyzing the microstructure and effective properties of composite materials.
2) MEM reduces boundary value problems for heterogeneous materials to systems of linear algebraic equations. It expresses fields like temperature and stress as expansions of basis functions related to inclusion geometry.
3) MEM has been applied to analyze conductivity and elasticity problems in composites with spherical, spheroidal, circular, and elliptic inclusions. It provides analytical solutions for local fields and exact expressions for effective properties involving only dipole moments.
This document discusses Markov chains and Hidden Markov Models. It defines key properties of Markov chains including the Markov property and transition matrices. It provides examples of Markov chains for weather prediction and DNA sequences. Hidden Markov Models are introduced as having hidden states that can only be observed through output tokens. The difference between Markov chains and HMMs is explained. The document shows an example HMM for correlating tree ring size to temperature. It finds the optimal state sequences for this HMM using dynamic programming and the HMM equations. R code examples are provided for Markov chain transition matrices for DNA sequences.
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Novel analysis of transition probabilities in randomized k sat algorithmijfcstjournal
This document summarizes a research paper that proposes a new analysis of transition probabilities in randomized k-SAT algorithms. Specifically:
- It shows the probability of correctly flipping a literal in 2-SAT and 3-SAT approaches 2/3 and 4/7 respectively, using Karnaugh maps to analyze all possible variable combinations.
- It extends this analysis to general k-SAT, showing the transition probability of the Markov chain in randomized k-SAT algorithms approaches 0.5.
- Using this result, it determines the probability and complexity of finding a satisfying assignment for randomized k-SAT, showing values within a polynomial factor of (0.9272)^n and (1.0785)^n for satisf
Non-life claims reserves using Dirichlet random environmentIJERA Editor
The purpose of this paper is to propose a stochastic extension of the Chain-Ladder model in a Dirichlet random
environment to calculate the provesions for disaster payement. We study Dirichlet processes centered around the
distribution of continuous-time stochastic processes such as a Brownian motion or a continuous time Markov
chain. We then consider the problem of parameter estimation for a Markov-switched geometric Brownian
motion (GBM) model. We assume that the prior distribution of the unobserved Markov chain driving by the
drift and volatility parameters of the GBM is a Dirichlet process. We propose an estimation method based on
Gibbs sampling.
The document discusses several real-world applications of differential and integral calculus. It provides examples of first-order differential equations being used to model jumping motions in video games and the cooling of objects. Surface and volume integrals are applied in fields like electrostatics, fluid dynamics, and continuity equations. Matrix determinants can estimate areas like that of the Bermuda Triangle. Overall, calculus has wide applications in science, engineering, economics and other domains.
Pre- and Post-Selection Paradoxes, Measurement-Disturbance and Contextuality ...Matthew Leifer
1) The document discusses pre-selection, post-selection, and measurements in quantum mechanics, highlighting several paradoxes that can arise.
2) It shows that while these "logical PPS paradoxes" do not necessarily imply theories must be contextual, there is a related proof of contextuality for each paradox when pre- and post-selection projectors are not orthogonal.
3) The author conjectures that the existence of logical PPS paradoxes, combined with an "uncertainty principle" constraint, would imply contextuality and discusses open questions about applications in quantum information theory.
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This document contains 71 multiple choice questions about regression analysis from the textbook "Quantitative Analysis for Management, 11e". The questions cover topics such as simple and multiple linear regression, assumptions of regression models, measuring model fit, and testing models for significance. Correct answers are provided along with a difficulty rating and topic for each question.
This document contains 71 multiple choice questions about regression analysis from the textbook "Quantitative Analysis for Management, 11e". The questions cover topics such as simple and multiple linear regression, assumptions of regression models, measuring model fit, and testing models for significance. Correct answers are provided along with a difficulty rating and topic for each question.
Application of finite markov chain to a model of schoolingAlexander Decker
This document discusses the application of finite Markov chains to model school progression. It begins by introducing key concepts of Markov chains including states, transition probabilities, and transition matrices. It then presents a model of school progression with states representing each year of school plus outcomes of graduating or dropping out. Transition probabilities between states are used to formulate the model. The document applies this model to secondary school data from Nigeria to predict academic progression. It analyzes the data using knowledge of finite Markov chains and finds the model provides an efficient way to predict student academic progress.
Modeling of Granular Mixing using Markov Chains and the Discrete Element Methodjodoua
The document presents a method for modeling granular mixing using Markov chains and the discrete element method (DEM). It motivates the use of Markov chains to efficiently simulate granular mixing as an alternative to computationally expensive DEM simulations. The theory and definitions of Markov chains and operators are provided. The method is applied to simulate mixing in a cylindrical drum, and the effects of the number of states, time step, and learning time are investigated. Properties of the resulting operator like the invariant distribution and mixing rates are analyzed to characterize the mixing dynamics.
A Markov model assumes that the current state captures all relevant information for predicting the future. It can be used for language modeling by assigning probabilities to word sequences. Google's PageRank algorithm ranks web pages based on the principle that more authoritative pages, as determined by other pages linking to them, should rank higher. It models the probability of being on a page as a stationary distribution of a Markov chain defined by the link structure of the web.
M.G.Goman and A.V.Khramtsovsky (1993) - Textbook for KRIT Toolbox usersProject KRIT
M.G.Goman and A.V.Khramtsovsky "Methodology of the qualitative investigation. Theory and numerical methods. Application to Aircraft Flight Dynamics", textbook for KRIT Toolbox users, 1993, 81 p.
The textbook covers theory of qualitative analysis of nonlinear systems, basic numerical methods supported by KRIT package and some aircraft flight dynamics applications.
The document discusses environmental modeling and transport phenomena. It covers topics like Fick's laws of diffusion, the transport equation, and dimensionless formulations. Numerical methods for solving transport equations like the finite difference method are presented. Case studies on models for river water quality and biodegradation kinetics are analyzed. Redox sequences and their importance in environmental systems are also introduced.
This document provides an overview of hidden Markov models (HMMs). It defines HMMs as statistical Markov models that include both observed and hidden states. The key components of an HMM are states (Q), observations (V), initial state probabilities (p), state transition probabilities (A), and emission probabilities (E). HMMs find applications in areas like protein structure prediction, sequence alignment, and gene finding. The Viterbi algorithm is described as a dynamic programming approach for finding the most likely sequence of hidden states in an HMM. Advantages of HMMs include their statistical power and modularity, while disadvantages include assumptions of state independence and potential for overfitting.
This document provides an introduction to hidden Markov models (HMMs). It defines HMMs as an extension of Markov models that allows for observations that are probabilistic functions of hidden states. The core problems of HMMs are finding the probability of an observed sequence and determining the most probable hidden state sequence that produced an observation. HMMs have applications in areas like speech recognition by finding the most likely string of words given acoustic input using the Viterbi and forward algorithms.
Urop poster 2014 benson and mat 5 13 14 (2)Mathew Shum
This document summarizes computational methods for simulating biochemical networks with noise. It describes using the Langevin equation to simulate individual trajectories on a potential landscape and the Fokker-Planck equation to simulate the time-dependent behavior of probability distributions. The authors validated MATLAB scripts for these two methods and are using them to simulate genetic regulatory networks and 2D potential models to help develop more efficient simulation methods. Future work involves systematically comparing the Langevin, Fokker-Planck, and Gillespie methods on identical network models.
Characterization of Subsurface Heterogeneity: Integration of Soft and Hard In...Amro Elfeki
Park, E., Elfeki, A. M. M., Dekking, F.M. (2003). Characterization of subsurface heterogeneity: Integration of soft and hard information using multi-dimensional Coupled Markov chain approach. Underground Injection Science and Technology Symposium, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab., October 22-25, 2003. p.49. Eds. Tsang, Chin.-Fu and Apps, John A.
http://www.lbl.gov/Conferences/UIST/index.html#topics
The document discusses concepts related to linear time-invariant systems represented by state-space models. It provides:
1) An overview of desired learning outcomes related to solving state equations and understanding controllability and observability.
2) Details on solving the homogeneous and non-homogeneous state equations, including definitions of zero-state and zero-input responses.
3) The condition for a system to be completely state controllable, which is that the controllability matrix must be of full rank.
Effective properties of heterogeneous materialsSpringer
1) The document discusses the multipole expansion method (MEM) for analyzing the microstructure and effective properties of composite materials.
2) MEM reduces boundary value problems for heterogeneous materials to systems of linear algebraic equations. It expresses fields like temperature and stress as expansions of basis functions related to inclusion geometry.
3) MEM has been applied to analyze conductivity and elasticity problems in composites with spherical, spheroidal, circular, and elliptic inclusions. It provides analytical solutions for local fields and exact expressions for effective properties involving only dipole moments.
This document discusses Markov chains and Hidden Markov Models. It defines key properties of Markov chains including the Markov property and transition matrices. It provides examples of Markov chains for weather prediction and DNA sequences. Hidden Markov Models are introduced as having hidden states that can only be observed through output tokens. The difference between Markov chains and HMMs is explained. The document shows an example HMM for correlating tree ring size to temperature. It finds the optimal state sequences for this HMM using dynamic programming and the HMM equations. R code examples are provided for Markov chain transition matrices for DNA sequences.
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Novel analysis of transition probabilities in randomized k sat algorithmijfcstjournal
This document summarizes a research paper that proposes a new analysis of transition probabilities in randomized k-SAT algorithms. Specifically:
- It shows the probability of correctly flipping a literal in 2-SAT and 3-SAT approaches 2/3 and 4/7 respectively, using Karnaugh maps to analyze all possible variable combinations.
- It extends this analysis to general k-SAT, showing the transition probability of the Markov chain in randomized k-SAT algorithms approaches 0.5.
- Using this result, it determines the probability and complexity of finding a satisfying assignment for randomized k-SAT, showing values within a polynomial factor of (0.9272)^n and (1.0785)^n for satisf
Non-life claims reserves using Dirichlet random environmentIJERA Editor
The purpose of this paper is to propose a stochastic extension of the Chain-Ladder model in a Dirichlet random
environment to calculate the provesions for disaster payement. We study Dirichlet processes centered around the
distribution of continuous-time stochastic processes such as a Brownian motion or a continuous time Markov
chain. We then consider the problem of parameter estimation for a Markov-switched geometric Brownian
motion (GBM) model. We assume that the prior distribution of the unobserved Markov chain driving by the
drift and volatility parameters of the GBM is a Dirichlet process. We propose an estimation method based on
Gibbs sampling.
The document discusses several real-world applications of differential and integral calculus. It provides examples of first-order differential equations being used to model jumping motions in video games and the cooling of objects. Surface and volume integrals are applied in fields like electrostatics, fluid dynamics, and continuity equations. Matrix determinants can estimate areas like that of the Bermuda Triangle. Overall, calculus has wide applications in science, engineering, economics and other domains.
Pre- and Post-Selection Paradoxes, Measurement-Disturbance and Contextuality ...Matthew Leifer
1) The document discusses pre-selection, post-selection, and measurements in quantum mechanics, highlighting several paradoxes that can arise.
2) It shows that while these "logical PPS paradoxes" do not necessarily imply theories must be contextual, there is a related proof of contextuality for each paradox when pre- and post-selection projectors are not orthogonal.
3) The author conjectures that the existence of logical PPS paradoxes, combined with an "uncertainty principle" constraint, would imply contextuality and discusses open questions about applications in quantum information theory.
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