Titlebook: An Introduction to the Theory of Point Processes; D. J. Daley,D. Vere-Jones Textbook 19981st edition Springer Science+Business Media New Y

invulnerable

Ataxia

傻瓜

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-54375-7 generality. In this chapter we look first at the frequency representation of the reduced second-order measures introduced in Chapter 10 and then at frequency representations and related questions for the process itself. Such representations have less value in the present context than in the continu

新星

faddish

Die geburtshilfliche An?sthesiematicians and statisticians. The underlying theme is the need for a theory of estimation, prediction, and control for point processes. In the late 1960s and early 1970s engineers, in particular, began to exploit a remarkable analogy between point processes and diffusion processes, with the Poisson p

affinity

PTCA635

Cluster Processes, Infinitely Divisible Processes, and Doubly Stochastic Processes, mind, however, that the main advantage of this approach lies precisely in its compactness: it quickly summarizes information that can still be derived quite readily without it and that in less tractable examples may not be so easily expressible in p.g.fl. form.

平

Conditional Intensities and Likelihoods,as some kind of precursor of these developments. These papers were followed by more systematic studies in the theses by Brémaud (1972) and van Schuppen (1973), and papers by Boel, Varaiya, and Wong (1975), Kailath and Segall (1975), and Davis (1976), to mention only a few. On the probabilistic side,

Leaven

D. Chappell,P. Kranke,J. Jedlicka mind, however, that the main advantage of this approach lies precisely in its compactness: it quickly summarizes information that can still be derived quite readily without it and that in less tractable examples may not be so easily expressible in p.g.fl. form.

jungle

Die geburtshilfliche An?sthesieas some kind of precursor of these developments. These papers were followed by more systematic studies in the theses by Brémaud (1972) and van Schuppen (1973), and papers by Boel, Varaiya, and Wong (1975), Kailath and Segall (1975), and Davis (1976), to mention only a few. On the probabilistic side,