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• Exponential distribution
  The '''[[exponential distribution|exponential distribution]]''' is any member of a class of [[continuous probability distribution|cont The exponential distribution is one of the most important elementary distributions.
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• Exponential distribution/Definition
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• Exponential distribution/Approval
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• Exponential distribution/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Exponential distribution]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Exponential distribution
  The '''[[exponential distribution|exponential distribution]]''' is any member of a class of [[continuous probability distribution|cont The exponential distribution is one of the most important elementary distributions.
  1 KB (164 words) - 06:14, 14 September 2013
• Continuous probability distribution/Related Articles
  {{r|Exponential distribution}}
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• Poisson distribution/Related Articles
  {{r|Exponential distribution}}
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• Exponential distribution/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Exponential distribution]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Poisson distribution
  *[[Exponential distribution]]
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• Continuous probability distribution
  ...ent of how long we've already waited, the time between events follows the exponential distribution.
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• Conditional probability/Related Articles
  {{r|Exponential distribution}}
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• Power law
  ...law tail for large values of the quantity described but is closer to an [[exponential distribution]] for smaller values.
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• Statistics theory/Advanced
  ...ing distribution is assumed to be of some particular type, say a normal or exponential distribution, but with unknown parameters that are to be estimated.</ref> ''F'' on [0,5]
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• Normal distribution
  ...nical devices. Examples of distributions used in this connection are the [[exponential distribution]] (memoryless) and the [[Weibull distribution]]. In general, there is no re
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• Statistics theory
  ...ing distribution is assumed to be of some particular type, say a normal or exponential distribution, but with unknown parameters that are to be estimated.</ref> ''F'' on [0,5]
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