Markov process trials
A)are used to describe future behavior of the system.
B)are used to optimize the system.
C)lead to higher-order decision making.
D)All of these are correct.

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Markov process trials are used to describe future behavior of the system. They are stochastic processes that model systems with the Markov property, which is the property that the probability distribution of future states of the system depends only on the present state, not on any past states. Therefore, they can be used to predict the probability of the system being in a certain state at a future time, given its current state. Markov processes are not typically used for optimization or higher-order decision making.

Markov Process Trials