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Stochastic Processes Process: Function of time Stochastic Process: Random variables, which are functions of time Example 1: n(t) = number of jobs at the CPU of a computer system Take several identical systems and observe n(t) The number n(t) is a random variable. Can find the probability distribution functions for n(t) at
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