Closed longye-tian closed 3 months ago
Many thanks @longye-tian .
Should we also include the definition of a directed path or provide a link to this definition?
Let's change the definition of accessible to $P^t(x,y) > 0$ for some $t \geq 0$.
I like the idea of discussing directed paths but this option is simpler.
Many thanks @longye-tian .
Should we also include the definition of a directed path or provide a link to this definition?
Let's change the definition of accessible to Pt(x,y)>0 for some t≥0.
I like the idea of discussing directed paths but this option is simpler.
Thank you for the reply!
I will add the definition to the lecture as follows:
State $x$ is called accessible (or reachable) from state $y$ if $P^t(x,y)>0$ for some $t\ge 0$.
Two states, $x$ and $y$, are said to communicate if $x$ and $y$ are accessible from each other.
Best ❤️ Longye
Dear John @jstac ,
As we discussed in #460 , this issue is to discuss the definition of accessibility.
I propose using the definition in the QuantEcon Book Economic Networks: Theory and Computation on page 31.
I modified this definition slightly from 'vertex' in the book to 'state' in this lecture to match the context as follows:
State $x$ is called accessible (or reachable) from state $y$ if either $x=y$ or there exists a directed path from $x$ to $y$.
Two states, $x$ and $y$, are said to communicate if $x$ and $y$ are accessible from each other.
I have one question about the above definition:
Should we also include the definition of a directed path or provide a link to this definition?
Best ❤️
Longye