Suppose integer valued random variable with pgf
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1. Suppose W and X are independent
random variables with respective PGFs: GW (θ) =
eθ−1,
GX(θ) = 0.1 + 0.4θ +
0.5θ2.
| P(X = k) = β(3/4)k, | for |
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3. At The University of Exeter the frequency of cars passing the Peter Chalk Centre is recorded. It is noticed that Mercedes, BMWs and Ferraris all go passed as Poisson Processes with re-spective rates of 5, 2, and 1 per hour. You may assume that these Poisson Processes are all independent.
4. Suppose X is an integer valued random
variable with PGF:
GX(θ) = α + αθ + (1 −
2α)θk,
where α ∈ (0, 1/2) is a constant, and k
≥ 3. Suppose we have a branching process, where Sn denotes
the number of individuals at stage n (notation as in lectures),
and S0 = 1. You may assume that the number of offspring
X arising from any individual in any generation has a
probability distribution governed by GX(θ), and that
individuals evolve independently of each other.
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