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Exercise instructions 2.1 Weather Markov Prerequisite: Slide 2.30 (1) The simple Markov chain model of the weather had only two states "Sunny" and "Rainy"; add a third state "Cloudy". The transition...

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2.1 Weather Markov
Prerequisite: Slide 2.30
(1) The simple Markov chain model of the weather had only two states "Sunny" and "Rainy"; add a third state "Cloudy". The transition probabilites are: Sunny > Sunny 0.7, Sunny > Rainy 0.2, Sunny > Cloudy 0.1; Rainy > Sunny 0.4, Rainy > Rainy 0.4, Rainy > Cloudy 0.2; Cloudy > Sunny 0.3, Cloudy > Rainy 0.3, Cloudy > Cloudy 0.4. Implement the transition matrix for this three-state weather model.
(2) Use the three-state weather model and matrix multiplication to calculate the probabilies for each state on days XXXXXXXXXXAssume that the weather is Sunny on day 1.
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Robert answered on Dec 27 2021
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GIVEN QUESTION:
1. The simple Markov chain model of the weather had only two states "Sunny" and
"Rainy"; add a third state "Cloudy". The transition probabilities are: Sunny > Sunny
0.7, Sunny > Rainy 0.2, Sunny > Cloudy 0.1; Rainy > Sunny 0.4, Rainy > Rainy 0.4,
Rainy > Cloudy 0.2; Cloudy > Sunny 0.3, Cloudy > Rainy 0.3, Cloudy > Cloudy 0.4.
Implement the transition matrix for this three-state weather model.
2. Use the three-state weather model and matrix multiplication to calculate the
probabilities for each state on days 2 - 5. Assume that the weather is Sunny on day 1.
SOLUTION:
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