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Ripley's K Function and L Function for Point Patterns

The following is a spatial point pattern: and these are the corresponding Ripley's K function and L function for this data: How are these functions interpreted?
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Prior for Bayesian Inference on Failure Rate in Poisson Distribution

I'm trying to derive the posterior distribution for the failure rate (lambda) of a process with poisson distribution. I have tried the use of an improper uniform distribution on lambda by letting the ...
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Bayesian parameter estimation of a Poisson process with change/no-change observations at irregular intervals

Consider a Poisson process with unknown parameter $\lambda$. We perform a sequence of $n$ observations at intervals $\overline{t}=t_1,\,t_2,\,\dots,\,t_n$. Each observation is a binary variable $x_i$ ...
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Poisson processes

I have two realizations of a poisson stochastic process, they are over the same space with rate $\lambda_{1}$ and $\lambda_{2}$. What is the probability that N elements in both sequences are the same, ...
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How to estimate Poisson process using R? (Or: how to use NHPoisson package?)

I have a database of events (i.e. a variable of dates) and associated covariates. The events are generated by the non-stationary Poisson process with parameter being an unknown (but possibly linear) ...
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singularity of the Poisson counting process for non-statistician

I would like to explain to non-statisticians the singularity of the Poisson counting process over others (if possible, in a simple sentence). Simply translating in non-mathematical terms its formal ...
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Instantaneous Event Probability in Poisson Process

In a homogeneous Poisson process with rate $\lambda$, what is the probability of observing an event in an "instant," that is, an infinitesimally small interval of length dt? I have read that the ...
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Expectation and confidence intervals of a Poisson process

A Poisson process has PDF $$P(X=k)=\frac{e^{-\lambda t}(\lambda t)^k}{k!}$$ I'm trying to find an expression for: $E[X | \lambda, t]$ Confidence intervals (i.e. find $\delta$ such that ...
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Compound poisson process: Average size of claim will exceed £110

"An insurance company receives claims at a rate of two per week, the size of a claim in pounds having mean 100 and standard deviation 50. Assuming the compound Poisson process as a model, and using ...
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Regression for poisson process in R

I have a series of samples of varying length, and the number of bugs created in those time samples. Reading the literature, this is often modeled as a Poisson process. If you write it like: ...
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Finding the PMF of conditional probability, poisson process. Don't understand where $10^6$ goes

"Customers arrive at a bank according to a Poisson process with rate 6 per hour. State (together with a proof) clearly the (conditional) probability mass function of the numbers of customers arrived ...
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Let $\{N(t), t \geq 0 \}$ be a $PP(\lambda)$. Compute $P(N(t) = k | N(t + s) = k + m)$

The question is: " Let $ \{N(t) , t \geq 0 \} $ be a $PP(\lambda)$. Compute $$P(N(t) = k | N(t = s) = k + m), $$ where k and m are non-negative integers and $ t, s \geq 0 $ are any real numbers". ...
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Distribution of arrival times to server for an M/M/1 queue (what the server experiences)

In an M/M/1 queue, we know that inter-arrival times are exponentially distributed, and that service times are the same. What is the distribution of to-server inter-arrival times (aka service start ...
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What are the differences between survival analysis and Poisson regression?

I'm working on a classical churn prediction problem using the number of visits of a given user to a site and I thought that Poisson Regression was the right tool for modelling the future engagement of ...
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Poisson process thinning females and males arriving

Rock tickets are sold at a ticket counter. Females and males arrive at times of independent Poisson processes with rates 30 and 20. What is the probability that the first three customers are ...
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No-simultaneous-events assumption of the Poisson process

I am checking the description of Poisson process from Wikipedia. The Poisson process is based on four assumptions, but I am not clear this: No counted occurrences are simultaneous. Can you ...
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What are finite window effects?

I'm reading a paper that uses a Poisson process to model real world events. The authors mention "finite window effects". What are finite window effects? Here is quote from the paper where the ...
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Is there any gold standard for modeling irregularly spaced time series?

In field of economics (I think) we have ARIMA and GARCH for regularly spaced time series and Poisson, Hawkes for modeling point processes, so how about attempts for modeling irregularly (unevenly) ...
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Can I estimate the parameter of a Poisson arrival process from a low-incidence observation period?

If I know only that the arrival process is Poisson, and I observe it for a pre-chosen (say, unit) period of time, observing $k$ arrivals, is it meaningful to describe an estimate of its time parameter ...
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Estimating event duration by sampling with a Poisson process

Take an event to be a set $E \subseteq {\mathbb R}^{\ge 0}$. We want to estimate the duration of the event (the measure of $E$) by sampling using a Poisson process $N$. That is, for some experiment ...
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Number of events of type B given n events of type A in a Poisson process

I have a simple probability calculation I was working on that I came up with an answer for, but a question a colleague asked me led me to come up with a second approach - and a different answer. I put ...