noun / verb
transition
tran-ZISH-un/trænˈzɪʃn/
A passage from one state to another.
The leaf shows a gradual transition from green to red.
Etymology
The pieces give the image of going across. That passage can be between places, but it also became a way to describe moving from one condition, stage, or activity to another.
In context
was that the limit distribution is a is something that you can sample from and this depends on your noise model of course but the most common one is uniform transition. So the probability of jumping to another state
More examples
- The transition to middle school takes time.
- Our team is transitioning to a new scheduling system.
- He feels more comfortable living as a man after his transition.
Forms
transition · transitions · transitioned · transitioning
transitional adjective — Relating to a period of change.
Similar words
- change
- Change is broader and need not involve distinct stages.
- shift
- Shift often emphasizes a change in position, direction, or emphasis.
- transformation
- Transformation implies a more thorough or dramatic change.