When to use a BinomialProbability: Use when you need to ask the question, "If the chance of something happening is P percent, what is the probability it will happen Y times out of N attempts." Example: Die rolling. If the chance to roll a one is 1/6 or 16.7%, what is the probability it will happen 3 times out of 5 rolls. Notes: The event must be a discrete event like rolling a die, flipping a coin, or pulling a card. Events that consider an average percentage that it will happen or if each trial in turn affects the percentage that the event will happen are not modeled by the binomial probability distribution but can give meaningful estimates. ex: A basketball player has a free throw percentage of 70%. What is the probability he makes his next two free throw shots. His first shot would then change his free throw percentage by a small amount but if this fact is omitted the answer is relatively the same.
For a list of all members of this type, see NuGenBinomialProbability Members.
System.Object
Genetibase.MathX.NuGenProbability
Genetibase.MathX.NuGenBinomialProbability
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Namespace: Genetibase.MathX
Assembly: Genetibase.MathX.NuGenSciMathI (in Genetibase.MathX.NuGenSciMathI.dll)
NuGenBinomialProbability Members | Genetibase.MathX Namespace