Re: Probability of arrival n happens at time t in Poisson

From: "rveloso" <rvelosoo@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 29 May 2006 13:03:39 -0700

Thanks for the quick reply Stephen.
What if we the birth process generates random non-repeated integer
values, what is the probability that number n was generated at time t,
where t<T? (assume we know the set of numbers generated, but we don't
know when each was generated during interval T).
Also, can you give some elaboration on previous formula?
Thanks!

.

References:
- Probability of arrival n happens at time t in Poisson
  - From: rveloso
- Re: Probability of arrival n happens at time t in Poisson
  - From: Stephen J. Herschkorn

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