Lecture

Modelling Stochastic Communications: Poisson Process Probability Law

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This lecture covers the Poisson process, a continuous-time counting process with integer values, and its probability law. It discusses the arrival of events over time, the number of events in a given interval, and the inter-arrival times. The lecture also explores the properties of Poisson processes and their applications in communication systems.

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