Problem 501. Let's do Markov Chains!

Markov Chains are really useful in a lot of fields. This problem will ask a question about a simple system with 3 states: A,B and C. The probability that one state will go to another can be given in a matrix such as:
mc = [0.5 0.2 0;
0.2 0 0.6;
0.3 0.8 0.4];
So, the first element is the probability that something in state A will remain in state A (0.5 here). The zero as the 5th element means nothing in state B will remain in state B. Now, if you are given the current state of the system, say state=[1 0 0], you can get the next state.
In this problem, I will given an incomplete matrix (A zero in place of one value), and then an initial state and the next state like:
states=[1 0.5;
0 0.2;
0 0.3]
You will have to provide the correct markov matrix as the output.
Round the output to 2 digits after decimal.
Solve

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28.33% Correct | 71.67% Incorrect
Last Solution submitted on Jul 01, 2023

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