Binomial Sampling
- Pronunciation
- /BIH-nom-ee-al SAM-pling/
- Category
- Sampling Techniques
- Singular
- Binomial Sampling
- Plural
- Binomial Samplings
Definition
A sampling approach where the presence or absence of one or more individuals in a sample unit is determined instead of complete counting. Commonly used for pest management decision-making.
Etymology
From the binomial nature of the data (presence/absence), which is often analyzed using statistical models like Bernoulli trials.
Example
Binomial sampling is used to determine whether a particular crop field is infested with a pest species.
Related Terms
- Presence/Absence Sampling
- Pest Management