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13. Provides an in-depth look at compound Poisson processes and their application to risk theory, which is useful for understanding first exit times in stochastic modeling
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15. This study focuses on the application of compound Poisson processes to traffic modeling, including their use in traffic accident analysis
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17. A foundational text on point processes, including Poisson processes, which is critical for understanding first exit times in compound Poisson processes
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21. A classic reference that discusses the properties of compound Poisson processes, which are essential for the study of first exit times
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24. This book is focused on queueing theory and its application to traffic flow, providing insights into the use of stochastic processes like the compound Poisson process in traffic analysis
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26. Examines the calculation and applications of first exit times in stochastic processes, especially in systems like queues, which are relevant for traffic modeling
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28. Focuses on applying compound Poisson processes to traffic accidents and discusses how these models can be used to analyze traffic dynamics
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30. A detailed study of stochastic processes and their use in insurance and finance, which can be adapted for traffic accident modeling and first exit time analysis
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32. A comprehensive reference on Levy processes, which are commonly used to model compound Poisson processes in stochastic analysis
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34. Discusses compound Poisson processes and their first exit times, with a focus on their application to risk and safety analysis, particularly relevant for traffic accident studies
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36. A key text on stochastic processes and their limits, with applications to queuing systems, providing a theoretical background that can be extended to traffic accidents
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38. Explores the use of compound Poisson processes for modeling traffic flow, including accident analysis and the first exit time
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40. This paper applies stochastic process modeling, including compound Poisson processes, to predict traffic accidents and provides insights into the practical applications of first exit times