A random variable x is said to have a gamma-distribution with parameters a > 0 and l > 0 if its probability density p(x) is
G(a)
| la | xa–1 e–lx, |
| x > 0; |
| 0, |
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A random variable x is said to have a gamma-distribution with parameters a > 0 and l > 0 if its probability density p(x) is
G(a)
| la | xa–1 e–lx, |
| x > 0; |
| 0, |
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