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    The median of a jittered Poisson distribution (English)
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    17 September 2020
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    Let \(N_\lambda\) and \(U\) be independent random variables respectively distributed as a Poisson distribution with parameter \(\lambda>0\) and uniform distribution on (0,1). This paper establishes that the median of \(N_\lambda+U\) is \(M-\lambda-1/3={o}(\lambda^{-1})\) as \(\lambda\rightarrow\infty\). The authors focus their attention on the simplest robust alternative to the maximum likelihood estimator, which is the sample median of \(N_\lambda\).
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    robust estimate
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    Poisson distribution
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    quantile
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