Some properties of compound Poisson-Geometric distribution
Zhipeng Liu
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Zhipeng Liu
Abstract
In the classical risk models,the homogeneous Poisson process is used to describe the number of claims.However,the risk event and claim event are not equivalent in the practical insurance,Poisson-Geometric distribution is more appropriate for describing the claim numbers than Poisson distribution.Using the technique of probability generating function,we study the closure property of compound Poisson-Geometric distributions under convolution.We discuss the relationship between the compound Poisson-Geometric distribution and compound Poisson distribution.The relationship between compound generalized negative binomial distribution and compound Poisson-Geometric distribution is also investigated.
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In the classical risk models,the homogeneous Poisson process is used to describe the number of claims.However,the risk event and claim event are not equivalent in the practical insurance,Poisson-Geometric distribution is more appropriate for describing the claim numbers than Poisson distribution.Using the technique of probability generating function,we study the closure property of compound Poisson-Geometric distributions under convolution.We discuss the relationship between the compound Poisson-Geometric distribution and compound Poisson distribution.The relationship between compound generalized negative binomial distribution and compound Poisson-Geometric distribution is also investigated.
Key concepts: Compound Poisson distribution, Poisson distribution, Compound Poisson process, Poisson binomial distribution, Geometric distribution, Mathematics, Negative binomial distribution, Zero-inflated model