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I have 2 dependent random Poisson distributed variables, X and Y. I have that E[X] = mu and E[Y] = c*mu where c is just a constant.
Now I'm trying to get the joint distribution of XY. I've found the expression of the bivariate Poisson distribution but the problem is in order to use it I have to define X and Y as
X = X' + Z and Y = Y' + Z
where X', Y', Z' are independent Poisson distributions with E[X'] = (mu - d), E[Y'] = (c*mu - d) and E[Z'] = d.
So basically my question is how do I get the parameter d?? Is there any formal way to get it??
Now I'm trying to get the joint distribution of XY. I've found the expression of the bivariate Poisson distribution but the problem is in order to use it I have to define X and Y as
X = X' + Z and Y = Y' + Z
where X', Y', Z' are independent Poisson distributions with E[X'] = (mu - d), E[Y'] = (c*mu - d) and E[Z'] = d.
So basically my question is how do I get the parameter d?? Is there any formal way to get it??
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