Ehrenfest Urn ball question
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I am confused on how to calculate the j=i in an Ehrenfest urn question
Let p=.33 then q=.67 and N=4
For j=i ,1-((4-i)/4)p-(i/4)q
So do I calculate it as [1-((4-i)/4)p]-(i/p)q?
or 1-[((4-i)/4)p-(i/4)q]
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I am confused on how to calculate the j=i in an Ehrenfest urn question
Let p=.33 then q=.67 and N=4
For j=i ,1-((4-i)/4)p-(i/4)q
So do I calculate it as [1-((4-i)/4)p]-(i/p)q?
or 1-[((4-i)/4)p-(i/4)q]
markov-process
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I am confused on how to calculate the j=i in an Ehrenfest urn question
Let p=.33 then q=.67 and N=4
For j=i ,1-((4-i)/4)p-(i/4)q
So do I calculate it as [1-((4-i)/4)p]-(i/p)q?
or 1-[((4-i)/4)p-(i/4)q]
markov-process
asked Nov 13 at 17:31
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I am confused on how to calculate the j=i in an Ehrenfest urn question
Let p=.33 then q=.67 and N=4
For j=i ,1-((4-i)/4)p-(i/4)q
So do I calculate it as [1-((4-i)/4)p]-(i/p)q?
or 1-[((4-i)/4)p-(i/4)q]
markov-process
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