Generalization of a fundamental matrix
Linear Algebra and its ApplicationsPublished 1 June 1981
John G. Kemeny
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Abstract
It is shown that, for a finite ergodic Markov chain, basic descriptive quantities, such as the stationary vector and mean first-passage matrix, may be calculated using any one of a class of fundamental matrices. New applications of the use of these operators are discussed.
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