succesen
Succesen is a term used in some mathematical and analytical contexts to denote a consecutive series of successful outcomes within a process. In formal usage, a succesen of length k occurs when the first k trials all result in success, before the first failure. The concept is closely related to runs in Bernoulli trials and to the study of waiting times for patterns in sequences of independent trials.
Origin and etymology of succesen are not standardized. The word appears to derive from the English word
Applications and interpretation: In probability theory and statistics, succesen is used to analyze the distribution of
Limitations and reception: Because succesen is not a widely standardized term in major reference works, definitions,
See also: run, streak, sequence, waiting time, Markov chain.