Binomial probability distribution (sort of)

[Dave Britten]

(03-03-2016 08:42 PM)lrdheat Wrote:  You look to be on the right track...I think I meant hypergeometric distributions, but this applies if you are not replacing, say, balls from an ern as your experiment goes on. Binomial assumes replacement.

Yup, negative binomial distribution was what I needed. Geometric distribution is just a special case of negative binomial where r = 1, so that actually got me steered in the right direction, funny enough.