ANSWER:
Poisson | Bernoulli | |
Times of arrival | Continuos | Discrete |
Arrival Rate | Lambda/unit time | p/per trial |
PMF of number of arrivals | Poisson | Binomial |
PMF of Interarrival time | Exponential | Geometric |
Reason:
A Poisson process is defined as a process that has Poisson arrivals and Exponential interarrival time.
The arrival rate for Poisson process is given by (lambda / Unit time).
For a poisson process has continuous arrival times compared to Binomial process with discrete arrivals.
Poisson process is the limiting case of Binomial process.
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