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hypergeomtric
2008 Jul 21
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optimize function help!!
...0.05, 0.04] ==> and I got the return of
values of; "n", "c",
alpha and betha, computed.
{0.514573, {alpha$74 -> 0.0218683, sample_n$74 -> 155.231,
betha$74 -> 0.05, c$74 -> 2, p2$74 -> 0.04}}
.:. Note that I?m using lot_Size because I'm using hypergeomtric in some
situations...
Using R, I would define the "pbinom(c, n, prob)" given only the minimum
and maximum values to "n" and "c" and limits to p1 and p2 probabilities
(Consumer and Producer).
The optimize I could define only using the p1 point, because the &quo...