How would be a frequentistic approach to solve this problem?
"We have a random machine that gives 0 or 1 with a hard-coded, fixed but unknown probability $p$. After 10 trials we have 5 "0" and 5 "1". Which is the probability to have a "0" and a "1" in the next two trials?"
I know how to approach the problem with Bayesian inference and marginalizing the nuisance parameter $p$, but how problems like these can be answered in frequentistic way? It is even making sense as a question from a frequentistic standpoint?
I saw similar problems giving confidence intervals for $p$ given an initil set of trials, but how to use that to give probabilities on following trail outcomes?
