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Dew Stats for .NET
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Calculate parameters for binomial distributed values.
public BinomFit(TVec X, double n, TVec p, TVec Low, TVec High, double alpha);
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Description |
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X |
Stores data which is assumed to be binomial distributed. |
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n |
Defines binomial distribution n parameter. |
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p |
Returns binomial distribution p parameter, estimated at each X value. |
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Low |
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High |
p (1-Alpha)*100 percent confidence intervals. Each pair of Low and High values defines lower and upper CI for corresponding p value. |
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alpha |
Confidence interval percentage. |
RandomBinom, BinomStat
The following example generates 100 random Weibull distributed values and then uses WeibullFit routine to extract used a and b parameters: The following example generates 100 binomial distributed values and then uses BinomFit routine to extract p parameter
using Dew.Math; using Dew.Stats; using Dew.Stats.Units; namespace Dew.Examples; { private void Example() { Vector vec1 = new Vector(1000,false); Vector LowInt = new Vector(0); Vector HighInt = new Vector(0); StatRandom.RandomBinom(35,0.25,vec1); // Now extract p-s and its 100*(1-Alpha) // confidence intervals. double p; Statistics.BinomFit(vec1,35,out p,LowInt,HighInt,0.05); // vector p holds the p for each element in vec1, // vectors LowInt and HighInt hold the lower and upper conf. int. limit // for each element in p } }
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