trinomial distribution
trinomial distribution
[trī′nō·mē·əl ‚di·strə·byü·shən] (statistics)
A multinomial distribution in which there are three distinct outcomes.
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(iii) for the
trinomial distribution, Cochran [4] rules require all expected frequencies to be at least five.
They then calculated from the
trinomial distribution the magnitude of k required to have a 0.95 probability of correctly inferring the species tree for various values of T.
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