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Erlang distribution (1650 bytes)
1: ...he [[probability density function]] of the Erlang distribution is 5: ...ribution is thus that special case of the [[gamma distribution]] is which the number in the role here called ''n... 7: ...here are two commonly used versions of the Erlang distribution, depending on the traffic assumptions modelled: 9: * Erlang B distribution - Does not allow queuing of blocked calls 10: * Erlang C distribution - Allows Unlimited queuing of blocked calls until... Erlang (425 bytes) 2: * [[Erlang unit]], a unit to measure telecommunications (or ... 3: * [[Erlang programming language]], a programming language wh... 4: * [[Erlang distribution]], a probability distribution describing waiting times in queuing systems 5: * [[A.K. Erlang]], the mathematician and engineer after whom all ... 6: * [[Erlang Shen]] is a famous Chinese deity. Erlang Shen (1385 bytes) 1: '''Erlang Shen''' (二郎神), named Yang Ji... Erlang unit (4375 bytes) 1: ...[[Denmark|Danish]] telephone [[engineer]] [[A. K. Erlang]], the originator of [[queueing theory]]. 3: ...oth busy the whole time, that would represent two erlang of traffic. 5: Typically erlang might be used to determine if a system is over- o... 9: Traffic calculations measured in erlang can also be used to calculate [[grade of service]... 11: ... formulae, including Erlang B, Extended Erlang B, Erlang C and a related Engset formula. Erlang programming language (2909 bytes) 1: '''Erlang''' is a general-purpose [[concurrent programming ... 2: [[runtime]] system. The sequential sub-set of Erlang is a [[functional language]], with [[strict evalu... 4: Named after [[A. K. Erlang]] (sometimes mistaken for as an abbreviation for ... 30: ...ompare function can be used if the order on which Erlang bases its return value (<code>true</code> or <cod... 34: *[[Erlang unit]] Agner Krarup Erlang (5262 bytes) 1: '''Agner Krarup Erlang''' ([[January 1]], [[1878]]–[[February 3]],... 3: Erlang was born at [[Lonborg]] (Lønborg), near [[Tarm]],... 9: ...of the [[International Bell Telephone Company]]. Erlang subsequently obtained employment with the company... 11: ...working for the Copenhagen Telephone Company that Erlang was presented with the classic problem of determi... 13: Out of necessity, Erlang was a hands-on researcher. He would conduct his ... Distribution (12906 bytes) 1: ...]. This article is '''not''' about [[probability distribution]]s.'' 4: ...ns are distributions, such as the [[Dirac delta]] distribution. 6: ...hwartz]], who developed a comprehensive theory of distributions. 8: ...ple talk of a "[[probability theory|probability]] distribution" when they just mean "probability [[measure (math... 12: ...nctions" is therefore used as the definition of a distribution. F-distribution (2781 bytes) 1: ...s ''F'' distribution''' or the '''Fisher-Snedecor distribution''' (after [[Ronald Fisher]] and [[George W. Snede... 3: ...ribution arises as the ratio of two [[chi-squared distribution|chi-squared]] variates: 9: ...1''</sub> and ''U''<sub>2</sub> have [[chi-square distribution]]s with ''d''<sub>''1''</sub> and ''d''<sub>2</su... 13: ... ''F''-distribution arises frequently as the null distribution of a test statistic, especially in [[likelihood-r... 21: The [[cumulative distribution function]] is Hypergeometric distribution (1846 bytes) 1: ...etric distribution''' is a discrete [[probability distribution]] that describes the number of successes in a seq... 3: ... in which ''D'' are defective. The hypergeometric distribution describes the probability that in a [[Sampling (s... 5: ...andom variable]] ''X'' follows the hypergeometric distribution with parameters ''N'', ''D'' and ''n'', then the ... 13: ...be approximated reasonably well with a [[binomial distribution]] with parameters ''n'' (number of trials) and ''... 22: [[Category:Probability distributions]] Joint distribution (1536 bytes) 1: ...bution''' of ''X'' and ''Y'' is the [[probability distribution]] of ''X'' and ''Y'' together. 11: ... ''p''<sub>''Y''</sub>(''y'') give the [[marginal distribution]]s for ''X'' and ''Y'' respectively. 18: [[Category:Probability distributions]] Frequency distribution (1514 bytes) 1: ...greement and 5 strong disagreement, the frequency distribution of their responses might look like: 29: ...of differences and similarities between frequency distributions. This assessment involves measures of [[Measures... 31: ...the distribution is more peaked than the [[normal distribution]] it is said to be leptokurtic; if less peaked it... Gamma distribution (3086 bytes) 1: ...mma distribution''' is a continuous [[probability distribution]]. 3: ==Specification of the gamma distribution== 7: ...ng|thumb|300px|Probability density plots of gamma distributions]] 9: The [[probability density function]] of the gamma distribution can be expressed in terms of the [[gamma function... 14: ...ta;'' > 0 is the [[scale parameter]] of the gamma distribution. Beta distribution (1580 bytes) 1: ...eta distribution''' is a continuous [[probability distribution]] with the [[probability density function]] defin... 15: ...'a'' = 1 and ''b'' = 1, is the standard [[uniform distribution]]. 30: [[Category:Probability distributions]] Distribution (business) (1523 bytes) 1: ...uct management]], [[pricing]], and [[promotion]]. Distribution deals with [[Logistics | logistics]]: how to get ... 2: *What kind of distribution channel to use? 9: *Should distribution be exclusive, selective or extensive? 13: *Should electronic methods of distribution be used? 14: *Are there [[supply chain|physical distribution]] and logistical issues to deal with? Weibull distribution (2085 bytes) 1: ...[Waloddi Weibull]]) is a continuous [[probability distribution]] with the [[probability density function]] 5: ...nd λ > 0 is the ''scale parameter'' of the distribution. 12: ...n ''k'' = 2) are two special cases of the Weibull distribution. 14: Weibull distributions are often used to model the time until a given t... 15: ...eibull distribution can also be used to model the distribution of wind speeds at a given location on Earth. Agai... Bernoulli distribution (990 bytes) 1: ... The [[probability mass function]] ''f'' of this distribution is 11: The Bernoulli distribution is a member of the [[exponential family]]. 15: [[Category:Probability distributions]] Electricity distribution (7037 bytes) 1: ...d [[transformers]], low-voltage (less than 1000V) distribution wiring and sometimes [[electricity meter]]s. 7: ...n systems to interconnect generating stations and distribution networks. 10: ... to the grounded neutral. Some city and suburban distribution systems continue to use this range of voltages, b... 12: ...then 11 kV (phase to phase), the most common distribution voltage. 14: North American and European power distribution systems also differ in that North American system... Triangular distribution (1034 bytes) 1: ...ty theory]] and [[statistics]], the '''triangular distribution''' is a continuous 2: [[probability distribution]] with the [[probability density function]] defin... 7: ...'b'' (scale) and ''c'' (shape) are the triangular distribution parameters. 9: The [[cumulative distribution function]] is: 24: [[Category:Probability distributions]] Conditional distribution (1929 bytes) 1: ...'' (written "''Y'' | ''X''") is the [[probability distribution]] of ''Y'' when ''X'' is known to be a particular... 11: ...''p''<sub>''X''</sub>(''x'') gives the [[marginal distribution]] for ''X''. 13: The concept of the conditional distribution of a continuous random variable is not as intuiti... 19: [[Category:Probability distributions]] Marginal distribution (1480 bytes) 1: ... summing or integrating the [[joint probability]] distribution over ''Y''. 5: ...P''(''X''=''x''|''Y''=''y'') is the [[conditional distribution]] of ''X'' given ''Y''. 9: ...''|''Y''</sub>(''x''|''y'') gives the conditional distribution for ''X'' given ''Y''. 13: See also: [[Conditional distribution]], [[Joint distribution]]. 15: [[Category:Probability distributions]]
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