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    How Do Stochastic Processes Apply to Real-World Events and Systems?

    what do u mean probability and stochastic process in Information theory, where can I find it?
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    Modeling Random Processes in Natural Phenomena: Case Studies and Applications

    I don't understand why there are two volcanic eruption? should be two earthquakes, right?
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    Modeling Random Processes in Natural Phenomena: Case Studies and Applications

    since T1,T2~exp(1) and t1~exp(2), thus the desired probability should be P(T1+T2<t1) then use the formula to solve, where T1, T2 are elapsed time of fist earthquake and the elapsed time between the first and second earthquakes respectively, t1 denotes the elapsed time of the first volcanic...
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    Modeling Random Processes in Natural Phenomena: Case Studies and Applications

    I tried most of them, but I can't handle them. for problem 1, I don't understand what u told me, can u offer more detail? thank u
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    How Do Stochastic Processes Apply to Real-World Events and Systems?

    1. Assume that earthquakes strike a certain region at random times that are exponentially distributed with mean 1 year. Volcanic eruptions take place at random times that are exponentially distributed with mean 2 years. What is the probability that there will be two earthquakes before the next...
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    Modeling Random Processes in Natural Phenomena: Case Studies and Applications

    Homework Statement 1. Assume that earthquakes strike a certain region at random times that are exponentially distributed with mean 1 year. Volcanic eruptions take place at random times that are exponentially distributed with mean 2 years. What is the probability that there will be two...
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    Sketch a graph of the number of candies for a few hours

    thanks , Dje, but i still have a question about that, you mean i should do this 1000-1000*10%=900, 900-900*10%=810, 810-810*10%=729 , 729-729*10%=656.1, round 656.1 should be 656 , then 656-656*10%=590.4 , round is 590 , ... right ? what about 20%, same above ,right ? thank you !
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    Sketch a graph of the number of candies for a few hours

    please help me ! these days i was doing my lab homework , but i am confused one question , 1. Consider a candy jar, initially with 1000 candies. You walk past it once each hour. Since you don’t want anyone to notice that you’re taking candy, each time you take 10% of the candies remaining...
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    Classical Mechanics: An introductory course

    Greg you did a great job
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