Poisson distribution
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Incredibly helpful video! Thanks for your time!
UseLogicPlease123 4 months ago
@faYte0607 lamda = n * p
n=100
p=0.05
tdkyun 8 months ago
Thanks very much for an excellent explanation. Really helpful.
ManLondon 9 months ago
You should really explain how you got the lamda number 5 in the first problem...
faYte0607 1 year ago
your explanation made me so confortable for this distriibution.
hirokame2009 1 year ago
Best explain had ! Thanks
pavljiks13 1 year ago
You are amazing. I wish you were my Professor.
Squidzu 2 years ago
im not exactly sure. its about the scope of the values you have. i think if its a number of events PER greater event, you use the poisson. like number of typos PER page in a book. or number of craters PER square mile of the moon. or number of car accidents PER road in manhattan.
LucaToniIsMeinPapa 2 years ago
Hey, I just wanted to know when I should use the Poisson, and when I should use the Counting Rules for Combination? Or are they the same?
I found that they give about the same value: though I could be doing them both wrong.
Does anyone know?
EntreMind 2 years ago
Given that we're examining 100 objects it wouldn't be .05 of those. It would be 5.
CaptainCrunchOwns 2 years ago