NICEKILLER
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Good morning.
My problem is as follow:
I have an event assuming A. The probability that A occurs at time t is: p(t)= e^(-bt)*|sin(at)|. Where a,b are positive parameters
We divide the time in small step times let's say \delta t= 0.125, Then, we count how many time A occur for t =[0, infinity].
So my problem is to study the number of occurrence of A in the variation of the parameter a and b.
Which I can prove mathematically that for a lower value of b, A occurs more often and for the bigger value of a, A occurs more frequently.
I hope I was clear.
If anyone has any suggestion or idea about how could we do that.
Thank you.
My problem is as follow:
I have an event assuming A. The probability that A occurs at time t is: p(t)= e^(-bt)*|sin(at)|. Where a,b are positive parameters
We divide the time in small step times let's say \delta t= 0.125, Then, we count how many time A occur for t =[0, infinity].
So my problem is to study the number of occurrence of A in the variation of the parameter a and b.
Which I can prove mathematically that for a lower value of b, A occurs more often and for the bigger value of a, A occurs more frequently.
I hope I was clear.
If anyone has any suggestion or idea about how could we do that.
Thank you.