Markov-based model

Markov-based model

[′mär‚kȯf ‚bāst ‚mäd·əl]
(computer science)
A model that represents a computer system by a Markov chain, which represents the set of all possible states of the system, with the possible transitions between these states.
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In particular, some research works focused on Markov-based model for CBM.
A Study on Estimating the Next Failure Time of Compressor Equipment in an Offshore Plant
[10] expanded the natural Markov-based model applied in [7] by capturing the interblock correlation between the block DCT coefficients proposed in [11] and merging it with the features generated from the DWT domain.
Improving RLRN image splicing detection with the use of PCA and kernel PCA
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