The Statistical Analysis of Series of Events¶
Cox, D. R., & Lewis, P. A. W. (1966). The Statistical Analysis of Series of Events.
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Primes¶
- Renewal Process
- Reliability engineering uses it for component replacement and spares provisioning; actuarial work for claim arrivals in ruin models; neuroscience for spike trains, where the gap distribution's shape distinguishes bursting from regular firing; ecology for fire return intervals, flood recurrence and masting; computing and telecommunications for packet arrivals, cache misses and request streams; inventory theory for reorder cycles; epidemiology for relapse intervals; demography for birth spacing.
This sourceSets out renewal and related gap models as the standard apparatus for empirical timestamped event series across applied fields.
- Reliability engineering uses it for component replacement and spares provisioning; actuarial work for claim arrivals in ruin models; neuroscience for spike trains, where the gap distribution's shape distinguishes bursting from regular firing; ecology for fire return intervals, flood recurrence and masting; computing and telecommunications for packet arrivals, cache misses and request streams; inventory theory for reorder cycles; epidemiology for relapse intervals; demography for birth spacing.
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