Discrete Counting Distributions: Binomial, Negative Binomial, Hypergeometric
Free SOA Exam P (Probability) lesson in Univariate Random Variables. 14 min read, ~2,113 words.
Binomial( ): successes in independent trials at a constant.,; requires constant and independence. Hypergeometric: successes drawing WITHOUT replacement from items containing.; variance carries the correction. Negative binomial( ): failures before the -th success.,; is geometric. Key-word test: with replacement (or huge population) is binomial; without replacement from a finite population...
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