Markov processes

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Markov processes are stochastic processes in which the future evolution depends only on the present state and not on the past history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mathematical concept
stochastic process
canBe time-homogeneous
time-inhomogeneous
canHave continuous state space
countable state space
discrete state space
finite state space
uncountable state space
characterizedBy initial distribution
state space
transition kernel
transition probabilities
contrastsWith non-Markovian process
dependsOn current state only
doesNotDependOn past history given present state
field probability theory
stochastic processes
formalizedAs family of random variables indexed by time
generalizationOf Markov processes self-linksurface differs
surface form: Markov chain
hasApplication modeling diffusion of particles
modeling population dynamics
modeling queues
modeling random walks
modeling stock prices
hasProperty Markov processes self-linksurface differs
surface form: Markov property

Markov semigroup (in time-homogeneous case)
memoryless
hasSubtype Markov chain
Markov decision process
Markov processes self-linksurface differs
surface form: Markov jump process

birth–death process
continuous-time Markov process
diffusion process
discrete-time Markov process
hidden Markov model
namedAfter Andrey Markov
relatedTo Chapman–Kolmogorov equation
Kolmogorov backward equation
Fokker–Planck equation
surface form: Kolmogorov forward equation
timeIndex continuous time
discrete time
usedIn biology
control theory
finance
information theory
Communication Nets: Stochastic Message Flow and Delay
surface form: queueing theory

reinforcement learning
signal processing
statistical physics

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Subject: Markov processes
Description of subject: Markov processes are stochastic processes in which the future evolution depends only on the present state and not on the past history.

Referenced by (37)

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Fokker–Planck equation models Markov processes
Ornstein–Uhlenbeck process hasProperty Markov processes
this entity surface form: Markov property
Ornstein–Uhlenbeck process specialCaseOf Markov processes
this entity surface form: Gaussian Markov process
Markov processes hasProperty Markov processes self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Markov process
this entity surface form: Markov property
Markov processes hasSubtype Markov processes self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Markov process
this entity surface form: Markov jump process
Markov processes generalizationOf Markov processes self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Markov process
this entity surface form: Markov chain
Markov chain Monte Carlo uses Markov processes
this entity surface form: Markov chain
Markov chain Monte Carlo basedOn Markov processes
this entity surface form: Markov property
Kolmogorov backward equation appliesTo Markov processes
PageRank algorithm basedOn Markov processes
subject surface form: PageRank
this entity surface form: Markov chain
Random Walk and the Theory of Brownian Motion usesConcept Markov processes
this entity surface form: Markov property
Iannis Xenakis usedMathematicalConcept Markov processes
this entity surface form: Markov chains
Probability Theory usesConcept Markov processes
subject surface form: Probability theory
this entity surface form: Markov chain
Probability Theory hasSubfield Markov processes
subject surface form: Probability theory
Viterbi algorithm basedOn Markov processes
this entity surface form: Markov property
Andrey Markov notableWork Markov processes
this entity surface form: Markov chains
Andrey Markov notableWork Markov processes
Andrey Markov notableIdea Markov processes
this entity surface form: Markov property
Chapman–Kolmogorov equation field Markov processes
Chapman–Kolmogorov equation appliesTo Markov processes
Chapman–Kolmogorov equation appliesTo Markov processes
this entity surface form: Markov chains
Chapman–Kolmogorov equation usedIn Markov processes
this entity surface form: Markov chain theory
Metropolis algorithm uses Markov processes
this entity surface form: Markov chain
Gibbs sampling basedOn Markov processes
this entity surface form: Markov chain theory
Markov random fields satisfies Markov processes
subject surface form: Markov random field
this entity surface form: Markov property
Markov semigroup usedIn Markov processes
this entity surface form: Markov process theory
Markov semigroup usedIn Markov processes
this entity surface form: Markov chains
NIDA Division of Therapeutics and Medical Consequences abbreviation Markov processes
this entity surface form: DTMC
detailed balance principle field Markov processes
Modern Probability Theory and Its Applications subject Markov processes
this entity surface form: Markov chains
Stochastic Processes topic Markov processes
Introduction to Stochastic Control Theory subject Markov processes
this entity surface form: Markov decision processes
Kishor S. Trivedi hasResearchInterest Markov processes
this entity surface form: Markov chains
Boltzmann–Kac equation usesConcept Markov processes
this entity surface form: Markov process
Sheldon M. Ross (born Sheldon M. Frisch) hasWrittenOn Markov processes
subject surface form: Sheldon M. Ross
this entity surface form: Markov chains