More Fun with Binomial Distribution
by R.J. Anderson on Jan 19, 2009 3:00 PM EST
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PrintThese are based on career averages (e.g. Carlos Pena hits homeruns in 5% of his plate appearances) and the lighter blue line is the mean projection from CHONE and Marcels.
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You really liked the Count on Seasame Street, RJ didn't you?
One binomial distribution, two binomial distributions, three binomial distributions!
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