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A vast area which includes generating results from computer models.
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Clinical trials simple randomization scheme simulation
You could write a for loop:
# Option 1: `naive` simulation
N <- 1000
n_out <- 0
for(i in 1:N){
sum1 <- sum(rbinom(100, 1, 0.5))
outside <- abs(sum1 - 50) > 5
n_out <- n_out + outside
}
proportion … This can be written sunccinctly in one single line:
# Option 2: better simulation
N <- 1000
n_out <- sum(abs(rbinom(N, 100, 0.5) - 50) > 5)
proportion <- n_out/N
Finally, denote by $X$ the random variable …
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