Random record models
Journal of Applied ProbabilityPublished 1 September 1976
Donald P. Gaver
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Abstract
We study record times, mainly, and sizes in the following context. Let X n denote the size of the n th event occurring in a point stochastic pacing process 𝒫. The X n is i.i.d. and 𝒫 is, variously, Poisson, negative binomial, renewal and Furry. Explicit distributions of first-record times are found, domains of attraction studied and the asymptotic lognormality of the n th-record time is shown for Poisson 𝒫.
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