
Abstract In this work, considering a Markov kernel (also called a stochastic kernel or transition probability) as a generalization of the concepts of the σ -field and the random variable, the concept of a conditional distribution (or regular conditional probability) of a Markov kernel given another is introduced. The existence of such a conditional distribution is proved under standard regularity conditions concerning the measurable spaces involved. Besides this, a characterization of the independence of Markov kernels is obtained in terms of conditional distributions. The work ends with a description of such a conditional distribution when densities are available.
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