Superposition Of Poisson Processes
Superposition of Poisson Processes is a stochastic process formed by merging independent Poisson processes into a single process, where the resulting process retains the Poisson property with a rate equal to the sum of the individual rates.
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E. N. Gilbert, H. O. Pollak · Bell System Technical Journal · 1960 · 130 citations
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