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geometric distribution

geometric distribution A geometric distribution is a probability distribution used to describe how many Bernoulli trials occur before the first success is observed.

A geometric distribution is a probability distribution used to describe how many Bernoulli trials occur before the first success is observed. It is the discrete counterpart of the exponential distribution.

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Drafting source: Coronel-Brizio Héctor Francisco; Hernández-Montoya Alejandro Raúl; Rodríguez-Achach Manuel Enrique; Tapia-McClung Horacio; Trinidad-Segovia Juan Evangelista. Anderson-Darling and Watson tests for the geometric distribution with estimated probability of success. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0315855; article XML SHA-256 6af7f007c94127f67acb780a04fa499f7027579982d2c84c8da7928ccf4f5a99. “Anderson-Darling and Watson tests for the geometric distribution with estimated probability of success” (10.1371/journal.pone.0315855).
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