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Telegraph Processes with Extrinsic Fluctuations: Burst Dynamics and an Application to Domestic Cat Activity
Animal activity often consists of intermittent bursts separated by prolonged periods of inactivity. Here, we describe this behavior using a two-state telegraph process with extrinsically fluctuating transition rates. We derived analytical expressions for the stationary behavior of the system and cha
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