摘要: We discuss the Multi-hypergeometric and Multinomial distributions their properties with focus on exact large sample inference for comparing two proportions or probabilities from same different populations. Relative risks odds ratios are also considered. Maximum likelihood estimation, asymptotic normality theory, simultaneous confidence intervals given distribution. The chapter closes some applications to animal populations, including multiple-recapture methods, delta method.
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