Encloymisseur
2004-11-21 06:54:24 |
Markov chain
Hi every boby
i have a problem , th following
A coin is tossed repeatedly until either two seccessive heads appear or
three successive tails appear. Model this is a Markov Chain. Determine the
probability that the game ends with three tails in a row. What is the
average time until absorbtion? You should use the linear algebra approach
to find exact answers to the question and perform Monte Carlo simulations
to check your answer. |
Charlie
2004-11-21 16:07:39 |
Re: Markov chain
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Old Original Oskar!
2004-11-22 14:14:41 |
Re: Markov chain
This sounds as standard homework... |
Erik O.
2004-11-22 15:30:01 |
Re: Markov chain
I've seen this problem before somewhere.
Encloymisseur, Try doing a search here in perplexus, and if that doesn't turn anything up, look elsewhere.
I agree with Oskar, this sounds like homework (or worse, a take-home test). |
