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Consider [[guide:87cf36f969#exam 11.2.1 |Example]] (Drunkard's Walk). Assume that if the walker reaches state 0, he turns | |||
around and returns to state 1 on the next step and, similarly, if he reaches 4 he returns on the next step to state 3. Is this new chain ergodic? Is it regular? | |||
Walk). Assume that if the walker reaches | |||
state 0, he turns | |||
around and returns to state 1 on the next step and, similarly, if he reaches 4 | |||
he returns | |||
on the next step to state 3. Is this new chain ergodic? Is it regular? | |||
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Consider Example (Drunkard's Walk). Assume that if the walker reaches state 0, he turns around and returns to state 1 on the next step and, similarly, if he reaches 4 he returns on the next step to state 3. Is this new chain ergodic? Is it regular?