A generalization of this was used by Sasler to model the clustering of galaxies in the universe.
A generalization of this was used by Sasler to model the clustering of galaxies in the universe. With kurtosis equal to the inverse of the factor lambda and skewness equal to the inverse of the square root of lambda, its utility was elucidated in Bortkiewicz's Law of Small Numbers, in which it was used to model the number of soldiers in the Prussian cavalry that were killed by horse kicks each year. With an expected value and variance equal to lambda, for ten points, name this discrete distribution that can be defined as is the binomial distribution in the limit of a large number of trials and low probability of success.
A generalization of this was used by Sasler to model the clustering of galaxies in the universe.
Poisson distribution