Put probability on the diagonals of P so that process doesn't cycle#3
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Put probability on the diagonals of P so that process doesn't cycle#3
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…etween even and odd states
rillig
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Apr 29, 2022
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| ## Put some probability on the diagonals of the transition matrix | ||
| ## Under P_with_cycles, the state would cycle between even and odd numbers | ||
| P <- 0.1 * diag(length(states)) + 0.9 * P_with_cycles |
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The comment already says "some probability", which suggests that the 0.1 is arbitrary, but still that number looks suspicously like 1 / n_people. If this probability is indeed arbitrary, it might be better to take a different number.
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Put probability on the diagonals of P so that process doesn't cycle between even and odd states