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True or false: If $T$ and $T^T$ are both transition matrices, then $T=T^T$.
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A transition matrix, often used in stochastic processes, is a square matrix where each element is non-negative and each column sums to 1. This is because each column represents a probability distribution over the possible states. Show more…
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