Mini-workshop: one-sided and two-sided stochastic descriptions. Abstracts from the mini-workshop held February 23--29, 2020
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Summary: We consider the set of discrete time stochastic processes which are dependent on their past, and the set of those that depend on both their past and their future. As long as we only allow dependence on a finite number of variables, those two sets are the same. However interesting questions appear when the dependence becomes infinite, and some of them were discussed during our mini-workshop.
- One-sided versus two-sided stochastic descriptions
- An algebraic construction of a class of one-dependent processes
- Markov and almost Markov properties in one, two or more directions
- Stochastic Sequences with a Regenerative Structure that May Depend Both on the Future and on the Past
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 125753
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