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Markov Decision Process

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A Markov decision process is a stochastic model of a dynamic system in which state transitions occur probabilistically and satisfy the Markov property. As a mathematical framework for modeling decisions under uncertainty, MDPs are used to study a broad range of optimization problems applying dynamic programming, such as reinforcement learning.

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