ON THE PROPERTIES OF SOME IMPORTANT DISTRIBUTIONS
Vol. 4 No. 53 (2026) 86-90
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This paper provides a concise yet rigorous exposition of the negative binomial distribution, which generalizes the classical binomial model to accommodate overdispersion in count data. Owing to its derivation as a Poisson-Gamma mixture, the distribution possesses remarkable flexibility in modeling heterogeneous stochastic phenomena. It naturally arises in branching processes, risk theory and waiting time analysis.
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Athreya K.B., Ney P.E. (2004). Branching Processes. Springer.
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Ars Conjectandi by Jacques Bernoulli, published posthumously in 1713.
Borovkov A.A.: Probability Theory. URSS, Moscow, 2009.
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Zuhriddin, A. N., & Umidjon, R. R. (2026). ON THE PROPERTIES OF SOME IMPORTANT DISTRIBUTIONS. Young Scientists, 4(53), 86-90. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20503693
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