6.5 Poisson Random Process

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This lecture covers Poisson Random Process. We touch on the counting process and the exponential interarrival time. Properties of Poisson distribution include independent increments property, and then the stationary increments.

The material is presented as part of EE315 at KFUPM.
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  1. Ali Muqaibel
  2. independent increments property
  3. and then the stationary increments
  4. Poisson distribution
  5. Poisson Random Process
  6. exponential interarrival time
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