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Original Articles

Confidence intervals for discrete distributions based on a single observation

Pages 1103-1114 | Received 01 Jul 1991, Published online: 27 Jun 2007
 

Abstract

Confidence intervals are developed for the mode of a discrete unimodal distribution in the case where only a single observation is available. These intervals are centered on either the observation, X, or a weighted average of X with a constant, b, chosen by the investigator. Intervals are derived for nonrestricted unimodal distributions, for unimodal distributions with a symmetry property, and for a family of two-sided truncated geometric distributions.

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