Anastasios N. Arapis, Frosso S. Makri, Zaharias M. Psillakis
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We consider a sequence of n, n≥3, zero (0) - one (1) Markov-dependent trials. We focus on k-tuples of 1s; i.e. runs of 1s of length at least equal to a fixed integer number k, 1≤k≤n. The statistics denoting the number of k-tuples of 1s, the number of 1s in them and the distance between the first and the last k-tuple of 1s in the sequence, are defined. The work provides, in a closed form, the exact conditional joint distribution of these statistics given that the number of k-tuples of 1s in the sequence is at least two. The case of independent and identical 0−1 trials is also covered in the study. A numerical example illustrates further the theoretical results.