Tests and confidence intervals for the difference and ratio of two probabilities
Biometrika · 1977 · Volume 64 · Issue 1
Abstract
Fisher's (1925) test can deal with the hypothesis of equal probabilities of success of two experiments, A and B . The test requires a fixed number of experiments of both kinds. If the experimental design is charged into randomizing the numbers of experiments A and B , other kinds of hypotheses can be tested exactly and exact confidence intervals can be constructed.
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