P( t3=S | t1=R, t2=C) => P( t3 = S | t2 = C) because state of t3 is independent of t1 and only dependent on t2. t1=R should have no effect here and should be ignored. Therefore the answer to the second question should be 0.75 or 75%. Aren't you breaking the Markov Property by writing P( t3=S | t1=R, t2=C) => P( t3=S | t2=C) * P( t3=S | t1=R) ....?
For the second question, sir you got confused. t3 only depends on t2 for 1st order. For 2nd order we could do that, but we don't have the information :D
.The transistion diagram of three states : sunny,foggy, rainy .the state transistion probablites are mentioned.assume that weather is yesterday was 'foggy' and today it is again 'foggy' what is the probablity of tommorrow will be sunny?
Have the same question. For first two questions, initial probability is not considered, but for last question initial probability is considered. Why so?
camera is moving every time.. no need to take so much closeup shots. Its okay to take entire board in the frame. It becomes so difficult to understand what's written.
VIDEO COVERAGE IS POOR - CAMERA IS CONSTANTLY MOVING LET THE AUDIENCE HAVE FULL VIEW OF THE SCREEN AFTER SOLUTION 50% BOARD IS NOT VISIBLE ALL THE TIME
P( t3=S | t1=R, t2=C) => P( t3 = S | t2 = C) because state of t3 is independent of t1 and only dependent on t2. t1=R should have no effect here and should be ignored. Therefore the answer to the second question should be 0.75 or 75%. Aren't you breaking the Markov Property by writing P( t3=S | t1=R, t2=C) => P( t3=S | t2=C) * P( t3=S | t1=R) ....?
Agreed 👍!!
Yep
yeah
Yeah agreed
For the second question, sir you got confused. t3 only depends on t2 for 1st order. For 2nd order we could do that, but we don't have the information :D
Great job great examples and clear explanation
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For 2nd numerical, @7:00 Should the answer be 0.75 ? No need to consider past event?
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AGREED
Yes. By definition of 1st order Markov Chain. State at t3 should depend only on state at t2.
Yeah same doubt!!!!
Awesome explanation sir
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Awesome video!
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great vedio, thank you
Excellent...
.The transistion diagram of three states : sunny,foggy, rainy .the state transistion probablites are mentioned.assume that weather is yesterday was 'foggy' and today it is again 'foggy' what is the probablity of tommorrow will be sunny?
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"Pi" x P(t+1)/P(t)
formula has "Pi" (Initial probability), why not multiplying this with Probability?
Have the same question. For first two questions, initial probability is not considered, but for last question initial probability is considered. Why so?
camera is moving every time.. no need to take so much closeup shots. Its okay to take entire board in the frame.
It becomes so difficult to understand what's written.
at 4.02 shouldn't it be p(t3/t2)*p(t2/t1)*p(t1)
no, it's a given state of t1. So why calculate probability for that
Hindi hi bol lete sirji english ki RIP krdi
sir you should just speak in hindi , if its difficult to explain in english , sometimes its confusing to hear it.
VIDEO COVERAGE IS POOR - CAMERA IS CONSTANTLY MOVING
LET THE AUDIENCE HAVE FULL VIEW OF THE SCREEN AFTER SOLUTION
50% BOARD IS NOT VISIBLE ALL THE TIME
True.
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