markov-processes

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• Diffusion processSolution to a stochastic differential equation
• Absorbing Markov chainMarkov chain in which all states can be absorbing
• Kelly's lemmaTheorem in probability theory
• Kolmogorov's criterion
• Additive Markov chain
• Piecewise-deterministic Markov process
• Branching processKind of stochastic process
• Nearly completely decomposable Markov chain
• Feller processStochastic process
• Branching processKind of stochastic process
• Lumpability
• Feller processStochastic process
• Diffusion processSolution to a stochastic differential equation
• Kolmogorov's criterion
• Dirichlet form
• Diffusion processSolution to a stochastic differential equation
• Hunt process
• Hunt process
• Kolmogorov's criterion
• Feller processStochastic process
• Branching processKind of stochastic process
• Discrete-time Markov chainProbability concept
• Continuous-time Markov chainProbability concept
• Gauss–Markov processStochastic processes
• Markov kernelConcept in probability theory
• Absorbing Markov chainMarkov chain in which all states can be absorbing
• Kelly's lemmaTheorem in probability theory
• Markov renewal processGeneralization of Markov jump processes
• Kemeny's constant
• Absorbing Markov chainMarkov chain in which all states can be absorbing
• Kelly's lemmaTheorem in probability theory
• Hunt process
• Harris chainType of stochastic Markov process
• Feller processStochastic process
• Kolmogorov's criterion
• Kelly's lemmaTheorem in probability theory
• Branching processKind of stochastic process
• Hunt process
• Diffusion processSolution to a stochastic differential equation
• Absorbing Markov chainMarkov chain in which all states can be absorbing
• Kelly's lemmaTheorem in probability theory
• Feller processStochastic process
• Kolmogorov's criterion
• Diffusion processSolution to a stochastic differential equation
• Absorbing Markov chainMarkov chain in which all states can be absorbing
• Branching processKind of stochastic process
• Hunt process
• Markov chain mixing timeTime required for a Markov chain to reach a stationary distribution