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Results tagged with binomial-distribution
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The binomial distribution gives the frequencies of "successes" in a fixed number of independent "trials". Use this tag for questions about data that might be binomially distributed or for questions about the theory of this distribution.
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How to analyze within subjects count data?
Let's say we have three choices generated by three different algorithms shown to the users repeatedly, and users can choose one among three in several sessions.
Therefore, each user has seen e.g., 12 …
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