Under which conditions two different random variables belong to same distribution

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I think I understand the idea of coupling given here from page 18 - 20.I specially looked at the example. They are discussing the cases when given random variables have the same distribution with different parameters and in most they are also taking $P(X\leq Y)= 1$.

I want to ask if we have random variables with different distributions for example

$X$~$Poisson$ , $Y$~$Binomial$

$X$~$Exponential$ , $Y$~ $Geometric$

$\vdots$

and we can have $P(Y \leq X) = 1$.

How we are going to do Coupling in such cases and I am not sure how to provide the parameters for distributions. If some example is given that would be really helpful otherwise I would like to know intuition for such scenarios.