I mean the continuous uniform distribution). “Centered at c” is intended to indicate that the mean of the distribution is c.
ETA: Let me be specific—I’ll use the notation of the linked Wikipedia article.
You know that b—a = 1.
c = (a + b)/2 is unknown, and the confidence interval is supposed to help you infer it.
I mean the continuous uniform distribution). “Centered at c” is intended to indicate that the mean of the distribution is c.
ETA: Let me be specific—I’ll use the notation of the linked Wikipedia article.
You know that b—a = 1.
c = (a + b)/2 is unknown, and the confidence interval is supposed to help you infer it.