Probability Spaces: Sigma Algebra & Poisson Dist.

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hi!
given poisson distribution in the space 0,1,2,3,... can we check if the distribution is a probability space where sigma algebra is the power set!
 
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mathisgreat said:
hi!
given poisson distribution in the space 0,1,2,3,... can we check if the distribution is a probability space where sigma algebra is the power set!

You seem to be confused about definitions of terms: "distribution", "probability space".

For the Poisson distribution, the Pr. space is the set of integers, where the probability of a specific integer is determined by the Poisson. Any collection of integers has a probability defined by adding up the prob. of the integers in the set. Thus the power set is the sigma algebra.
 
thanks..i guess my qn was not at all specific..sorry!
 
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