Geometric & Negative Binomial Distributions

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Geometric & Negative Binomial Distributions Engineering Statistics Section 3.5 Josh Engwer TTU 02 May 2016 Josh Engwer (TTU) Geometric & Negative Binomial Distributions 02 May 2016 1 / 12

PART I PART I: BINOMIAL DISTRIBUTION (REVIEW) Josh Engwer (TTU) Geometric & Negative Binomial Distributions 02 May 2016 2 / 12

Binomial Random Variables (Applications) Binomial r. v. s model the # successes of n independent Bernoulli Trials: Flip n coins, then count # Heads. (Success Heads, Failure Tails ) Flip n coins, then count # Tails. (Success Tails, Failure Heads ) Roll n dice, then count # 6 s. (Success 6, Failure 1,2,3,4 or 5 ) Roll n dice, then count # 5 s and 6 s. (Success 5 or 6 ) Roll n dice, then count # odd numbers. (Success odd # ) Shake a mixed bag of almonds & cashews until n pieces fall out. Then count how many pieces are almonds. (Success almond piece ) Randomly select n people in a large busy conference. Then count how many are wearing a hat. (Success person wears hat) Randomly select n people in the Treatment group of a medical trial. Then count how many had successful treatment. Randomly select n people, count how many will vote yes for resolution. Count how many of the next n built widgets are not defective. Randomly select n websites, count how many got 1000 views today Randomly select n newborn kittens, count how many are female. NOTE: Success & Failure are labels do not interpret them literally. Josh Engwer (TTU) Geometric & Negative Binomial Distributions 02 May 2016 3 / 12

Binomial Random Variables (Summary) Proposition Notation X Binomial(n, p), n 1, 0 < p < 1, q := 1 p Parameter(s) p P(Bernoulli Trial is a Success) q P(Bernoulli Trial is a Failure) Support Supp(X) = {0, 1, 2,, n 2, n 1, n} Density (pmf) p X (k; n, p) := ( ) n p k q n k = k ( ) n p k (1 p) n k k Mean E[X] = np Variance V[X] = npq = np(1 p) Model(s) # Successes of n Bernoulli Trials 1. Random process comprises of n trials. Assumption(s) 2. Trials are all identical & independent. 3. Random process has its sample space partitioned into Successes and Failures Josh Engwer (TTU) Geometric & Negative Binomial Distributions 02 May 2016 4 / 12

PART II PART II: GEOMETRIC DISTRIBUTION Josh Engwer (TTU) Geometric & Negative Binomial Distributions 02 May 2016 5 / 12

Geometric Random Variables (Applications) Geometric rv s model # of Bernoulli Trial failures until the 1 st success: Flip a coin until a Heads occurs. (Success Heads, Failure Tails ) Flip a coin until a Tails occurs. (Success Tails, Failure Heads ) Roll a die until a 6 occurs. (Success 6, Failure 1,2,3,4 or 5 ) Roll a die until a 5 or a 6 occur. (Success 5 or 6 ) Roll a die until an odd number occurs. (Success odd # ) Shake a mixed bag of almonds & cashews until one piece falls out. Repeat this until an almond falls out. (Success almond piece ) Randomly select one person in a large busy conference. Repeat this until a person wearing a hat is chosen. (Success person wears hat) Randomly select a person in the Treatment group of a medical trial. Repeat this until a chosen person had a successful treatment. Randomly select people until one will vote yes for resolution. Build widgets until one is not defective. Randomly select websites until one got 1000 views today Randomly select newborn kittens until one is female. NOTE: Success & Failure are labels do not interpret them literally. Josh Engwer (TTU) Geometric & Negative Binomial Distributions 02 May 2016 6 / 12

Geometric Random Variables (Summary) Proposition Notation X Geometric(p), 0 < p < 1, q := 1 p Parameter(s) p Probability of a Success Support Supp(X) = {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, } pmf p X (k; p) := q k p = (1 p) k p cdf F X (k; p) = 1 q k+1 = 1 (1 p) k+1 Mean E[X] = q/p = (1 p)/p Variance V[X] = q/p 2 = (1 p)/p 2 Model(s) Assumption(s) # of Bernoulli Trial Failures until the 1 st Success occurs 1. Experiment continues until 1 st Success occurs 2. Trials are all identical & independent. 3. Random process has its sample space partitioned into Successes and Failures Josh Engwer (TTU) Geometric & Negative Binomial Distributions 02 May 2016 7 / 12

PART III PART III: NEGATIVE BINOMIAL DISTRIBUTION Josh Engwer (TTU) Geometric & Negative Binomial Distributions 02 May 2016 8 / 12

Negative Binomial Random Variables (Applications) Negative Binomial rv s model # of failures until the r th success: Flip a coin until r Heads occur. (Success Heads, Failure Tails ) Flip a coin until r Tails occur. (Success Tails, Failure Heads ) Roll a die until r 6 s occur. (Success 6, Failure 1,2,3,4 or 5 ) Roll a die until r 5 s or 6 s occur. (Success 5 or 6 ) Roll a die until r odd numbers occur. (Success odd # ) Shake a mixed bag of almonds & cashews until one piece falls out. Repeat this until r almonds fall out. (Success almond piece ) Randomly select one person in a large busy conference. Repeat this until r people wearing a hat are chosen. (Success person wears hat) Randomly select a person in the Treatment group of a medical trial. Repeat this until r chosen people had a successful treatment. Randomly select people until r of them will vote yes for resolution. Build widgets until r of them are not defective. Randomly select websites until r of them got 1000 views today Randomly select newborn kittens until r of them are female. NOTE: Success & Failure are labels do not interpret them literally. Josh Engwer (TTU) Geometric & Negative Binomial Distributions 02 May 2016 9 / 12

Negative Binomial Random Variables (Summary) Proposition Notation X NegativeBinomial(r, p), r > 0, 0 < p < 1, q := 1 p r Number of Successes Parameter(s) p Probability of a Success Support Supp(X) = {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, } pmf p X (k; r, p) := ( ) k+r 1 r 1 p r q k = ( ) k+r 1 r 1 p r (1 p) k Mean E[X] = rq/p = r(1 p)/p Variance V[X] = rq/p 2 = r(1 p)/p 2 Model(s) Assumption(s) # of Bernoulli Trial Failures until the r th Success occurs 1. Experiment continues until r th Success occurs 2. Trials are all identical & independent. 3. Random process has its sample space partitioned into Successes and Failures NOTE: A Geometric(p) rv is equivalent to a NegativeBinomial(r = 1, p) rv. Josh Engwer (TTU) Geometric & Negative Binomial Distributions 02 May 2016 10 / 12

Outcomes for Binomial, Geometric, Neg. Binomial rv s X Binomial(n, p) = X (# Successes in n trials) X Geometric(p) = X (# Failures until 1 st Success) X NegativeBinomial(r, p) = X (# Failures until r th Success) VALUE OUTCOMES FOR Binomial(n = 3, p) OUTCOMES FOR Geometric(p) OUTCOMES FOR NegativeBinomial(r = 2, p) X = 0 FFF S SS X = 1 SFF, FSF, FFS FS FSS, SFS X = 2 SSF, SFS, FSS FFS FFSS, FSFS, SFFS X = 3 SSS FFFS X = 4 (Not Possible) FFFFS X = 5 (Not Possible) FFFFFS... FFFSS, FFSFS, FSFFS, SFFFS FFFFSS, FFFSFS, FFSFFS, FSFFFS, SFFFFS FFFFFSS, FFFFSFS, FFFSFFS, FFSFFFS, FSFFFFS, SFFFFFS. Josh Engwer (TTU) Geometric & Negative Binomial Distributions 02 May 2016 11 / 12

Fin Fin. Josh Engwer (TTU) Geometric & Negative Binomial Distributions 02 May 2016 12 / 12