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Many thanks for creating this package. I've noticed the count produced by run_model to not be what would be expected. In the introduction example the initial count puts 1000 in state A with a transition probability of 0.1 to state B. Therefore, I would expect a count of 900 in the first cycle but the bottom the example shows a count of 950. I'm not sure if this is intended or not. Could you let me know how the count of 950 is arrived at.
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Many thanks for creating this package. I've noticed the count produced by run_model to not be what would be expected. In the introduction example the initial count puts 1000 in state A with a transition probability of 0.1 to state B. Therefore, I would expect a count of 900 in the first cycle but the bottom the example shows a count of 950. I'm not sure if this is intended or not. Could you let me know how the count of 950 is arrived at.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: