Poisson‐proces met interrupties, een waarschijnlijkheids‐model voor het machinaal dunnen van bieten

J. C. A. Zaat

Statistica Neerlandica, 1964, vol. 18, issue 3, 311-323

Abstract: Starting from the assumption that {even in case of dense precision sowing), the occurence of beet plants in a row can be taken as a realisation of a Poisson proces, the influence of mechanical thinning is studied. The distribution of the distance between two plants, originally exponential, is changed by mechanical thinning in a way, dependent on the lengths of the intervals a (the potential survivor‐zone) and b (the length of the thinningblade). The distribution of the distance between plants after mechanical thinning, is examined, and the “best” way of thinning, leading to the distribution of the distance between plants with the smallest variance, is derived.

Date: 1964
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