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Poisson Process
A Poisson process is a statistical process that models the occurrence of random events in a fixed interval of time or space.
Mean Arrival Time
The average time it takes for an entity or set of entities to reach a certain point, commonly used in queueing theory and logistics.
Mean Interarrival Time
The average time between arrivals in a queuing system.
Probabilistic Arrival
A concept where arrivals or occurrences are not deterministic but follow a probability distribution, often used in queuing theory and logistics.
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