Introduction to the Multinomial Distribution @jbstatistics
Introduction to the Multinomial Distribution @jbstatistics
Uploaded December 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
An introduction to the multinomial distribution, a common discrete probability distribution. I discuss the basics of the multinomial distribution and work through two examples of probability calculations. For comparison purposes, I finish off with a quick example of a multivariate hypergeometric probability calculation.
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Introduction to the Multinomial Distribution

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