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(Issue #27) in the text of
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finite_markov
there is an additional (None) which is not related to text.This is not because of
If we think of :math:
\psi_{t+1}and :math:
\psi_tas *row vectors* (as is traditional in this literature), these :math:
nequations are summarized by the matrix expression
this is because of the formula before that. It was something like
I add some space before
.. math::
likeand that (None) disappeared.