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A rate-two Poisson process starts at N0​=0, has independent increments and stationary increments, and has Nt+h​−Nt​∼Poisson(2h) for h≥0 when time is measured in minutes. Equivalently it is a counting process with independent stationary increments satisfying, uniformly in the start time,
P(ΔN=1)=2h+o(h),P(ΔN≥2)=o(h)
(1)
as h↓0. Thus an average rate alone is insufficient; the independence and increment assumptions are part of the model.

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