multinominal (Meaning)
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multinominal (a.)
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- The multinominal distribution describes the probability of observing a set of outcomes where each outcome has multiple possible values.
- Multinomial logistic regression is a statistical technique used to model categorical dependent variables with multiple levels.
- The multinominal theorem provides a formula for expanding the product of two multinomials into a sum of terms.
- In multinomial sampling, each trial results in one of a fixed number of possible outcomes.
- Multinomial data consists of counts of the occurrences of each category in a sample.
- A multinominal distribution is a special case of the Poisson distribution where the number of possible outcomes is greater than two.
- Multinomial models are often used in population genetics to study the distribution of alleles in a population.
- Multinomial coefficients arise in various combinatorial problems, such as counting the number of ways to distribute objects into different categories.
- The multinominal distribution is a multivariate probability distribution with a finite number of discrete outcomes.
- Multinomial mixture models are used in unsupervised learning to identify clusters within data based on their multinomial distribution.
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The multinominal distribution describes the probability of observing a set of outcomes where each outcome has multiple possible values.
Multinomial logistic regression is a statistical technique used to model categorical dependent variables with multiple levels.
The multinominal theorem provides a formula for expanding the product of two multinomials into a sum of terms.
In multinomial sampling, each trial results in one of a fixed number of possible outcomes.
