feat: Add Kahouadji method for binomial confidence intervals.#177
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@AndriSignorell Hi! Does this look like a useful and appropriate addition to the package? Please let me know! |
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I added a new method for BinomCI based on current best practices, implementing the "adjusted Wilson of type ϵ" confidence interval (essentially expanding on Agresti-Coull's addition of pseudo-observations for confidence levels outside of 95%). We briefly discussed this here some time ago.
Here is a brief summary of the changes I have successfully integrated:
If it looks okay to you, I'd like to be listed with my name (Carl J. Pearson) and email (carl.j.pearson@gmail.com) in the package documentation. Please let me know if I need to make any edits. Thanks!