October 2017
Beginner to intermediate
572 pages
26h 1m
English
A binomial test uses the binomial distribution to find out whether the true success rate is likely to be P for n trials with the binary outcome. The formula of the probability, P, can be defined in following equation:
Here, X denotes the random variables, counting the number of outcomes of the interest; n denotes the number of trials; k indicates the number of successes; p indicates the probability of success; and q denotes the probability of failure.
After we have computed the probability, P, we can then perform a sign test to determine whether the success probability is as we expected. If the probability is not equal to what ...
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