A continuous-time Markov chain (CTMC) has thefollowing Q = (gij) matrix (all rates aretransition/second)412272946Q = (4ij) :27 393813Given that the process is in state 2, the probability tomove next to state 1 isGiven that the process is in state 3, the probability tomove next to any other state is2.

Given, a continuous chain Markov chain as shown belowQ=qij=00412270294627390381230 Given that…

A continuous-time Markov chain (CTMC) has the following Q = (ij) matrix (all rates are transition/second) %3| 0 41 22 7 = (ij) = 29 46 27 39 38 1 2 3 Given that the process is in state 2, the probability to move next to state 1 is Given that the process is in state 3, the probability to move next to any other state is

A continuous-time Markov chain (CTMC) has the following Q = (ij) matrix (all rates are transition/second) %3| 0 41 22 7 = (ij) = 29 46 27 39 38 1 2 3 Given that the process is in state 2, the probability to move next to state 1 is Given that the process is in state 3, the probability to move next to any other state is

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