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A two-parameter family of univariate distributions defined on the interval $[0,1]$.
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Am I statistically allowed to use a binomial family here -> is my data truly independent?
If you are sure that at each event you did not count the same bird or mammal twice or more, then I think your approach using the binomial family is correct. From my point of view, you measure the prop …
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