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Increment (Xt​−Xs​)

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An increment of a real- or vector-valued stochastic process is the difference Xt​−Xs​ between its values at two times s<t. A random walk accumulates its one-step increments; a Poisson process has nonnegative integer increments counting arrivals in (s,t]. A process can have independent increments even though its values at different times are dependent.

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