Generate a 24-hour segment of a Poisson process of arrivals with the arrival rate λ = 2 per hour. Graph its trajectory. Using R code.
R-Code:
plot(1:24, rpois(24, 2), type='b')
axis(side=1, at=c(1:24))
This Code will graph the no. of arrivals in each hour of the day.
Graph:
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Generate a 24-hour segment of a Poisson process of arrivals with the arrival rate λ =...
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