Practical use of binomial and Poisson Distribution in the field of engineering

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The binomial distribution is commonly used in engineering for scenarios involving a fixed number of trials with two possible outcomes, such as success or failure in quality control processes. The Poisson distribution is applied in situations where events occur independently over a fixed interval, like predicting the number of defects in a manufacturing process. Both distributions help engineers make informed decisions based on probabilistic models. Practical applications include reliability testing, risk assessment, and optimizing processes. Understanding these distributions enhances data analysis and decision-making in engineering projects.
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Hi... Hope i 'll get the good result that where we practically use the binomial and poisson distribution in the field of engineering...
 
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maikhan said:
Hi... Hope i 'll get the good result that where we practically use the binomial and poisson distribution in the field of engineering...

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