T is the transition matrix of the random walk on the lattice. By
multiplying by the probability density p at time t, you get the
probability density at time t+1. Thus, to get the probability density
after k steps, pk, compute p_k = T^kp_1. This application of
finite Markov processes is described in Barry and McIntyre (2011).
Usage
Tkp(T, k, p)
Arguments
T
transition matrix returned by makeTmatrix.
k
the number of steps in the diffusion.
p
a numerical vector of length equal to the number of nodes, of
initial probabilities.
Ronald P. Barry, Julie McIntyre. Estimation animal densities and home
range in regions with irregular boundaries and holes: A lattice-based
alternative to the kernel density estimator.
Ecological Modelling 222 (2011) 1666-1672.