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I have a question about binomial distribution
There is a random var X follows Binomial distribution ~B(n,p), where n is known but p is UNKNOWN.
It is also known that a for known value of x, CDF(x) = Pr(X<=x) = 0.9
Is there anyway to estimate p?
To give a concrete example, if n=8, CDF(5) = 0.9, can I find p?
There is a random var X follows Binomial distribution ~B(n,p), where n is known but p is UNKNOWN.
It is also known that a for known value of x, CDF(x) = Pr(X<=x) = 0.9
Is there anyway to estimate p?
To give a concrete example, if n=8, CDF(5) = 0.9, can I find p?