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BERNOULLI PROCESS REAL LIFE EXAMPLE 2
binary variables; it is therefore a discrete-time stochastic process that uses only two values,
canonically 0 and 1. The variables of the Bernoulli Xi component are identical and independent
(Zhou et al., 2012). Bernoulli process is a sequence of identical Bernoulli tests. The
independence of the proof implies that the process has no memory. Since the probability p is
known, past results do not provide any information on future results. If the process is infinite,
then, at any time, future evidence is a Bernoulli process identical to the entire process, the
starting property. One event in my life that fits the Bernoulli process is job applications. Job
applications are often a long funnel, and each step on the way has a Yes or No component.
Consider the probabilities of a Yes in each of these steps to be like this: Initial contact to be 10%,
soft phone interview to be 80%, phone interview to be 50%, on-site interviews to be 60%, chat
with offer giver to be 80% and then finally one is offered a job.
really tough. Now if this is plugged into the formula for Bernoulli trials on Wolfram Alpha it can
be seen that is job applicants apply for 30 jobs, that gives a 45% chance of landing at least one
job where; number of trials=30, probability of success=0.2, probability of all successes= 1.074 X
10-15, probability of all failures =0.5455, probability of at least one success =0.4545, probability
of at least one failure =1, and expected number of successes=0.6. Generally, the probability of x
successes is given by 0.02x . 0.98 30-x (30x ) for 0≤x≤30. The assumption of the equation is that
independent trails have a probability of success of 0.02.
BERNOULLI PROCESS REAL LIFE EXAMPLE 3
References
Zhou, M., Hannah, L. A., Dunson, D. B., & Carin, L. (2012). Beta-negative binomial process