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| Description | two paths from two different gamma-processes. they are examples auf levy-processes. they are subordinators, ie they are not decreasing. |
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| Source | made with R, see source below. |
| Author | Thomas Steiner |
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n<-150 from=0 to=4 set.seed(20070216) inc1<-rgamma(n=n-1, shape=0.7, scale=(to-from)/n) inc2<-rgamma(n=n-1, shape=0.25, scale=(to-from)/n) x<-seq(from,to,length=n) png(filename="Gamma-Process.png", width=1024, height=768, pointsize=12) plot(x,c(0,cumsum(inc1)) ,type="p",col="red",lwd=1,xlab="Zeit",ylab="Gamma-Prozess", main="Zwei Pfade von Gamma-Prozessen") lines(x,c(0,cumsum(inc2)),type="p",col="blue",lwd=1) dev.off()
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