Markov Chains

CountryPumpkin

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Icalasari

Can somebody sum up that wall of text and explain what the heck Pumpkin is going on about?

mathias

The text is written as a markov chain, where each sentence corresponds to a state. At least that's what I get out of it. For more information on markov chains http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markov_chain, though you probably won't get much out of it if you don't have a basic background in probability theory. Even then, Markov chains can be somewhat hard to wrap one's head around, without some time to get used to the idea and especially how the theory relates to actual examples.