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Binomial Distribution
Numbers returned by the brand
primitive represent the number of successes in an experiment
given the probability of an individual success and the number of
trials. For example, the number of times heads comes up when you
flip a coin 10 times. The result returned by brand is always an integer between
0 and the number of trials.
The brand primitive has the
format
brand( probability, trials )
Probability Density Function for a node using the Binomial
distribution with a probability per trial of 0.3 and number of
trials equal to 8; brand(0.3,8).
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