Anybody out there to help me out with a methodology to conduct Poison Cake test (Is it a familiar terminology!!)
Thanks.

Google comes back with 2 hits, both to this site.

Are you sure this was not thrown to you on April 1?

Google comes back with 2 hits, both to this site.

Are you sure this was not thrown to you on April 1?

Craig,

I am cautiously suggesting this...;)

Could this be associated with a Poisson distribution?

Stijloor.

Craig,

I am cautiously suggesting this...;)

Could this be associated with a Poisson distribution?

Stijloor.

Poisson Cake Test?

Actually that may be it. There are sites talking about the distribution of cherries in cakes. Also, it appears that poisson is French for fish. I usually test fish cakes by eating them. So far, none has passsed.

So far, none has passsed.
Then you must be feeling pretty bloated by now, man! :tg:

Then you must be feeling pretty bloated by now, man! :tg:
:mg::jawdrop: Oh, no you din't!:lmao:

Then you must be feeling pretty bloated by now, man! :tg:

To the gills!

Poisson Cake Test?

Actually that may be it. There are sites talking about the distribution of cherries in cakes. Also, it appears that poisson is French for fish. I usually test fish cakes by eating them. So far, none has passsed.

The Poisson being referred to was a French mathemetician who came up with the Poisson distribution. The Poisson distribution is likely a good fit for the question of how many cherries are there in a certain volume of cake.

The Poisson being referred to was a French mathemetician who came up with the Poisson distribution. The Poisson distribution is likely a good fit for the question of how many cherries are there in a certain volume of cake.

Thanks Steve!

Siméon Denis Poisson (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simeon_Poisson).

Stijloor.

Anybody out there to help me out with a methodology to conduct Poison Cake test (Is it a familiar terminology!!)
Thanks.

In my house, this is where when my wife makes a cake, I wait for her to taste it before I eat any. :tg: