Transitional probabilities in the Markov model refer to the likelihood that an individual in a specific job will exhibit one of five movement behaviours.

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Transitional probabilities in a Markov model refer to the probabilities of moving from one state (in this case, one job) to another state (another job) within a specific time period. It does not necessarily refer to movement behaviours. However, these probabilities can be used to analyze movement behaviours within the model.

Transitional Probabilities in the Markov Model Refer to the Likelihood