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Poisson distribution part 3 Give an example drawn from your daily life of a random variable drawn from a Poisson distribution. You will recall examples from the manual and lectures: but do not use these examples! USe these examples to guide your understanding but I am looking for your own original examples. • State clearly in what way it is a limiting form of a binomial distribution with large n and small p. • Give rough estimates for n and p [an order-of-magnitude estimate is fine] • Give a reasonable value for A (a rough value is fine) Using your value for X, sample from your Poisson distribution using rpois (10,lambda). Interpret the meaning of the 10 random numbers. What does the first number mean? What does the second number mean?
Excellence question: discuss whether your distribution really is a Poisson distribution. Are the statistical assumptions justified? Discuss.