Appendix F: Risk from the Number of Outcomes We Observe: How Many are There?

Romney Beecher Duffey · John W. Saull

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This appendix contains sections titled: The Number of Outcomes: The Hypergeometric Distribution Few Outcomes and many Non-Outcomes: The Binomial and Poisson Distributions The Number of Outcomes: In the Limit The Perfect Learning Limit: Learning from Non-Outcomes The Relative Change in Risk When Operating Multiple Sites References

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