Lecture

Markov Chains: States Classification

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This lecture covers the classification of states in Markov chains, focusing on equivalence classes and periodicity. It explains the communication between states, the transitivity proof, and the concept of an equivalence relation. The lecture also delves into the definition of periodicity, providing examples and facts to consolidate the understanding.

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