Random Coincidences is a type of spurious event in positron emission tomography physics wherein two detected gamma photons originate from different annihilation events but are recorded as a coincident pair due to their nearly simultaneous arrival within the system's timing resolution window.
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Poisson Approximation and the Chen-Stein Method
Richard Arratia, Larry Goldstein, Louis Gordon · Statistical Science · 1990 · 351 citations · Full text
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