Directionally reinforced random walks
A class of directionally reinforced random walks is studied. More precisely the reinforcement is on the current direction that the walk is moving, and once the walk changes direction the previous reinforcement is forgotten and the new direction is reinforced. This model approximates the relaxation of reinforcement in a previous direction of motion observed in ocean wave fields. Recurrence properties of these random walks are investigated; the authors give also conditions under which the limiting continuous version of the walks are Gaussian diffusion process.
- Limit distributions of directionally reinforced random walks
- Edge oriented reinforced random walks and RWRE
- Directing a random walker with optimal potentials
- Persistent random walks. II. Functional scaling limits
- Persistent random walks. I. Recurrence versus transience
- Favorite sites of a persistent random walk
- Run-and-tumble motion: the role of reversibility
- The directed edge reinforced random walk: the Ant Mill phenomenon
- The speed of a general random walk reinforced by its recent history
- Recurrence of multidimensional persistent random walks. Fourier and series criteria
- Senile reinforced random walks
- On a directionally reinforced random walk
- Stopping the maximum of a correlated random walk, with cost for observation
- Optimal stopping rules for correlated random walks with a discount
- Optimal Buy/Sell Rules for Correlated Random Walks
- A Diffusion Limit for Generalized Correlated Random Walks
- Wind direction and strength as a two-dimensional random walk
- The Dirichlet random walk
- Level crossing probabilities. I: One-dimensional random walks and symmetrization
- Level crossing probabilities. II: Polygonal recurrence of multidimensional random walks
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