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Drao92
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Hello,
Im studying Markov sources at the moment and i have dificulty in solving and understanding one type of exercise.
Exercise:
We have a binary markov source which generates the following chain of symbols.
0010111001010111100001010011
It asks me to find p(0/0,0), p(0/0,1)... p(1/0,0), p(1/0,1).
All i know is that we have 26 possibilities, but i can't understand how to "read" them.
Like, p(1/0,1)=p(1,0/0,1) would be 010? But if is it like this how can i find p(0/0,1)=p(0,0/0,1) because i can't write it in the same way with 3 symbols.
One thing i have in my mind is that i find p(1/0,1) and then p(0/0,1) would be 1-p(1/0,1).
I hope you understand what i mean, english is not my first language :D and please help me if you can.
Thanks,
Drao
Im studying Markov sources at the moment and i have dificulty in solving and understanding one type of exercise.
Exercise:
We have a binary markov source which generates the following chain of symbols.
0010111001010111100001010011
It asks me to find p(0/0,0), p(0/0,1)... p(1/0,0), p(1/0,1).
All i know is that we have 26 possibilities, but i can't understand how to "read" them.
Like, p(1/0,1)=p(1,0/0,1) would be 010? But if is it like this how can i find p(0/0,1)=p(0,0/0,1) because i can't write it in the same way with 3 symbols.
One thing i have in my mind is that i find p(1/0,1) and then p(0/0,1) would be 1-p(1/0,1).
I hope you understand what i mean, english is not my first language :D and please help me if you can.
Thanks,
Drao