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Y. S. Han Random Processes 4 • A stochastic process is said to be discrete-time if the index set I is a countable set. • A continuous-time stochastic process is one in which I is continuous. Example: Let ζ be a number selected at random from the interval S = [0,1], and let b1b2 ··· be the binary expansion of ζ ζ = X∞ i=1 bi2 −i b ...
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