Birth-death processesVirtamo, J
McArdle, DCU Birth-Death Processes B-D Process = Markov Chain with transitions between adjacent states of process only: ?0 0 ì1 1 ì2 ?1 2 k-1 ìk ?k-1 k ìk+1 ?k k+1 The state transition-rate diagram of the general Birth-Death process Numbered circles = states = number of ...
ψ, that is, of the spectral measures of the birth-death processes X and ˜ X, respectively. As we have seen the two transforms are related by (2.1). By iterating (2.1) a relation will be obtained between ψ and the spectral measure ...
1.Characteristic numbers and their probability meaning of two kinds of birth and death processes;两类生灭过程的特征数及其概率意义 2.We establish a linear birth and death process model of a population in polluted environment.建立了生物种群在污染环境中的一个线性生灭过程模型。 3.Then, by using birt...
Many important stochastic counting models can be written as general birth-death processes (BDPs). BDPs are continuous-time Markov chains on the non-negative integers and can be used to easily parameterize a rich variety of probability distributions. Alth
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Transition probabilities in birth-death processes are fomulated via the corresponding dual birth-death processes. In order to obtain the corresponding dual processes, the Doi-Peliti formalism is employed. Conventional numerical evaluation enables us to obtain the transition probabilities from a fixed ...
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In the preceding chapter, we saw birth-death processes as a special class of continuous-time Markov chains. Let X(t)} denote a birth-death process. In Example 4.4, X(t) represents the size of a population at time t. A 'birth' increases the size by 1 and a 'death' decreases...