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Stochastic Models for Communications

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This lecture covers the fundamentals of stochastic models for communications, focusing on Markov chains, transition probabilities, homogeneity, jump times, and holding times. The lecture also delves into the concepts of state transitions, recurrent states, and Poisson processes.

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