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Citation Context ...) < 0 and b(n − 1) > 1.9 3. Desiderata for interval estimators of p Some properties generally considered desirable for interval estimators [a(X), b(X)] of the binomial p (e.g. Blyth and Still, 1983; =-=Brown et al. 2001-=-, 2002), are as follows: 1. Equivariance. For any X = 0, 1, ..., n, a(n − X) = 1 − b(X), b(n − X) = 1 − a(X). All intervals mentioned in this handout are equivariant. 2. Monotonicity. a(X) and b(X) sh... |
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Citation Context ... n ≥ 2 we will have a(1) < 0 and b(n − 1) > 1.9 3. Desiderata for interval estimators of p Some properties generally considered desirable for interval estimators [a(X), b(X)] of the binomial p (e.g. =-=Blyth and Still, 1983-=-; Brown et al. 2001, 2002), are as follows: 1. Equivariance. For any X = 0, 1, ..., n, a(n − X) = 1 − b(X), b(n − X) = 1 − a(X). All intervals mentioned in this handout are equivariant. 2. Monotonicit... |
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