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I am unable to understand the above expression from the 3rd line onwards. Why is P(A|q1...qt-1)P(q1..q-1) = P(A|qt-1)P(q1..q-1)



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  • Is this from a Markov process?
    – gd1035
    Nov 29 at 21:59










  • I think the third line is a typo. I think it shoulbe $P(A|q_{t-1})P(q_1, ... , q_{t-2}) = P(A|q_{t-1})P(q_{t-1}|q_{t-2})P(q_1,....,q_{t-e}) = ..... P(A|q_{t-1})P(q_{t-1}|q_{t-2})....P(q_2|q_1)P(q_1)$.
    – fleablood
    Nov 29 at 22:02










  • yes its about Markov process
    – user1436508
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I am unable to understand the above expression from the 3rd line onwards. Why is P(A|q1...qt-1)P(q1..q-1) = P(A|qt-1)P(q1..q-1)



I am not clear of the subsequent line as well










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  • Is this from a Markov process?
    – gd1035
    Nov 29 at 21:59










  • I think the third line is a typo. I think it shoulbe $P(A|q_{t-1})P(q_1, ... , q_{t-2}) = P(A|q_{t-1})P(q_{t-1}|q_{t-2})P(q_1,....,q_{t-e}) = ..... P(A|q_{t-1})P(q_{t-1}|q_{t-2})....P(q_2|q_1)P(q_1)$.
    – fleablood
    Nov 29 at 22:02










  • yes its about Markov process
    – user1436508
    Nov 29 at 22:15














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I am unable to understand the above expression from the 3rd line onwards. Why is P(A|q1...qt-1)P(q1..q-1) = P(A|qt-1)P(q1..q-1)



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I am unable to understand the above expression from the 3rd line onwards. Why is P(A|q1...qt-1)P(q1..q-1) = P(A|qt-1)P(q1..q-1)



I am not clear of the subsequent line as well







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  • Is this from a Markov process?
    – gd1035
    Nov 29 at 21:59










  • I think the third line is a typo. I think it shoulbe $P(A|q_{t-1})P(q_1, ... , q_{t-2}) = P(A|q_{t-1})P(q_{t-1}|q_{t-2})P(q_1,....,q_{t-e}) = ..... P(A|q_{t-1})P(q_{t-1}|q_{t-2})....P(q_2|q_1)P(q_1)$.
    – fleablood
    Nov 29 at 22:02










  • yes its about Markov process
    – user1436508
    Nov 29 at 22:15


















  • Is this from a Markov process?
    – gd1035
    Nov 29 at 21:59










  • I think the third line is a typo. I think it shoulbe $P(A|q_{t-1})P(q_1, ... , q_{t-2}) = P(A|q_{t-1})P(q_{t-1}|q_{t-2})P(q_1,....,q_{t-e}) = ..... P(A|q_{t-1})P(q_{t-1}|q_{t-2})....P(q_2|q_1)P(q_1)$.
    – fleablood
    Nov 29 at 22:02










  • yes its about Markov process
    – user1436508
    Nov 29 at 22:15
















Is this from a Markov process?
– gd1035
Nov 29 at 21:59




Is this from a Markov process?
– gd1035
Nov 29 at 21:59












I think the third line is a typo. I think it shoulbe $P(A|q_{t-1})P(q_1, ... , q_{t-2}) = P(A|q_{t-1})P(q_{t-1}|q_{t-2})P(q_1,....,q_{t-e}) = ..... P(A|q_{t-1})P(q_{t-1}|q_{t-2})....P(q_2|q_1)P(q_1)$.
– fleablood
Nov 29 at 22:02




I think the third line is a typo. I think it shoulbe $P(A|q_{t-1})P(q_1, ... , q_{t-2}) = P(A|q_{t-1})P(q_{t-1}|q_{t-2})P(q_1,....,q_{t-e}) = ..... P(A|q_{t-1})P(q_{t-1}|q_{t-2})....P(q_2|q_1)P(q_1)$.
– fleablood
Nov 29 at 22:02












yes its about Markov process
– user1436508
Nov 29 at 22:15




yes its about Markov process
– user1436508
Nov 29 at 22:15










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This follows from the Markov property (or the memoryless property) that the conditional probability of a future event only depends on the current state.



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        See link for more information about this property.






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