ZufallswandererCharakter
ZufallswandererCharakter refers to a concept within probabilistic systems or simulations that describes an entity exhibiting random movement or state changes. This entity, often called a "walker," follows a path determined by chance. The fundamental characteristic of a ZufallswandererCharakter is that its next step or state is not predictable with certainty but is instead governed by a probability distribution. This distribution dictates the likelihood of moving in any particular direction or transitioning to any specific state.
The simplest and most well-known example is the simple random walk, where a walker on a grid
Applications of the ZufallswandererCharakter concept are widespread. They are used to model phenomena such as the