KembaraXtra-Computer Terms – Bernoulli sampling process:


A Bernoulli sampling process is a statistical method that involves performing a sequence of independent and identical trials within a random experiment. Each trial results in one of two possible outcomes, commonly described as success or failure. The probability of each outcome remains constant throughout all trials.


This sampling method is often used in statistical analysis and probability theory when modeling situations with repeated experiments. Because the trials are independent and follow the same probability distribution, the Bernoulli sampling process forms the basis for other statistical models, such as the binomial distribution.
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