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the branch of mathematics that deals with the mathematical aspects of problems from science and engineering: applied analysis, numerical mathematics, applied statistics etc. (For applications of mathematics in general, cf. also the [applications] tag.)
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Explain seemingly non-random figures which arise from random Poisson points with normalization
"seemingly non-random pattern arises" because for the Poisson examples above the expected value of the random variables is 5, while for the uniform distribution it is 25.
Larger expected value makes n …
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