Well I have managed to upload a perl module to CPAN (Math::StochasticProcess). However I have the embarrassment of two tests having failed so I am forced to produce a new version. I will deal with the CPAN testers who so rudely failed my test scripts myself. Unfortunately I crave and beg for some human and/or monastical feedback. Are there any other changes that should go into a version 0.03?

The only desirable change that occurs to me is a class that would sit between Math::StochasticProcess::Event and Math::StochasticProcess::Event::Tupe and would handle probability. I did not put this directly in the base class for the following reasons:

1. Some probability spaces may have ways of defining probability that are inherent in the representation. I guess if they did they would not need my module.
2. Someone might want to use Big numbers for more accurate calculations.

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