Grinstead-Snell-Probability · Problem 11.2.8

Markov Chains

Mathematics · absorbing-markov-chains

Problem

In Example 11.13 (Drunkard's Walk) of this section, assume that the probability of a step to the right is 2/32/3, and a step to the left is 1/31/3. Find N\mathbf{N}, Nc\mathbf{Nc}, and NR\mathbf{NR}. Compare these with the results of Example 11.15.

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