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A note on Poisson approximation in multivariate case (English)
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In recent years has been discussed the Poisson approximation for the sum of independent Bernoulli random vectors. We usually define multivariate Poisson distributions P(\(\lambda)\) by \(P(x=K)=\sum_{[C]}\prod_{i\in E}p(\alpha_ i;\lambda_ i)\) where \(p(\alpha_ i;\lambda_ i)\) is a univariate Poisson density. \textit{K. Kawamura} [ibid. 2, 337-345 (1979; Zbl 0434.60019)] has derived sufficient conditions of a Poisson approximation to the sum of independent identically multivariate Bernoulli random vectors. The author has discussed the multivariate Poisson distribution by the limiting value of the sum of Bernoulli random vectors and shown sufficient conditions for the Poisson approximation to the sum of independent Bernoulli random vectors which may or may not be identically distributed. The converse assertion of this paper will also be true which needs very complicated proofs and will be published in the near future, that is, the conditions are also necessary for the Poisson approximation. Finally, this paper gives a trivial result if we suppose that the sequence of probability distributions has the property of ``smallness'', that is, \(\lim_{k}\min_{j}P(X_{kj}=0)=1\).
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Poisson approximation for the sum of independent Bernoulli random vectors
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