Compound Poisson processes are often useful as approximate models, when describing the occurrence of rare events. In this paper, we develop a method for showing how close such approximations are. Our approach is to use Stein's method directly, rather than by way of declumping and a marked Poisson process; this has conceptual advantages, but entails technical difficulties. Several applications are given to illustrate the procedure.
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Barbour, A. D., & Månsson, M. (2002). Compound Poisson process approximation. Annals of Probability, 30(3), 1492–1537. https://doi.org/10.1214/aop/1029867135
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