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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Behav Processes. 2019 Sep 20;169:103952. doi: 10.1016/j.beproc.2019.103952

Table 1.

Model components and their characteristics

Component 3- and 4-State*
(Figs. 3-4)
Visit-State
(Fig. 7A)
Hidden Markov
(HMM; Fig. 7B)
Partially Hidden
Markov (PHMM;
Fig. 9)
Nonstationary
PHMM (nPHMM)
States and Outputs
  D (disengagement)* Observable State Observable State Hidden State Hidden State Hidden State
  R (response) Observable State Observable State Observable Output Observable Output Observable Output
  V (visit) --- Observable State Hidden State Hidden State Hidden State
  C (consumption) Observable State Observable State Hidden State Hidden State Hidden State
Transition and Output Probabilities
  b (D → R) Fixed --- --- --- ---
  b (D → V) --- Fixed Fixed Fixed Dynamic
  c (R → C) Fixed Fixed --- --- ---
  c (V → C) --- --- Fixed May depend on R May depend on R
  d (R → D) Zero --- --- --- ---
  d (V → O) --- Fixed Fixed Fixed Dynamic
  w (V → R) --- Fixed Fixed Fixed Dynamic
  q (D → R) --- --- --- Fixed Dynamic
*

In the 4-state model, D is split into two states, D1 and D2.