Introduction to Probability Models - Sorin Mitran

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states by a Markov chain. Section 4.9 introduces Markov chain Monte Carlo methods. In the final section we consider a model for optimally making decisions known as a Markovian decision process. In Chapter 5 we are concerned with a type of stochastic process known as a count - …

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