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The general formulation of the problem of testing homogeneity, reversibility and Markovity of random sequences. Statistical method for solving these problems. Testing of statistical hypothesis on partial Markov transitions. Calculating examples from geological practices. Results of numerical experiments on computers showing possible sources of error in inferences on Markov properties.
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Vistelius, A.B. (1992). Statistical Inferences on Properties of Random Sequences and Markov Hypotheses. In: Principles of Mathematical Geology. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-2934-3_6
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