Transition Probability Model is a statistical framework within duration analysis that specifies the likelihood of moving between discrete states over time, distinguished by its focus on state-to-state transition intensities as a function of time and covariates.
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An approach to the probability distribution of cusum run length
D. Brook, D. A. Evans · Biometrika · 1972 · 882 citations
Tunneling from an Independent-Particle Point of View
Walter A. Harrison · Physical Review · 1961 · 624 citations
Double Stern-Gerlach Experiment and Related Collision Phenomena
N. Rosen, Clarence Zener · Physical Review · 1932 · 597 citations
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