Hello,

I have the following problem.

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A user T has a coin with head or tails and we want to estimate the
probability of head.

when user A goes to T, he tosses the coin Na times giving a binary 1010...
trace (1=heads, 0=tails).

when user B goes to T, he tosses the coin Nb times giving a binary
1010...trace (1=heads, 0=tails).

Now,

A takes the mean Mua = (1+0+1+...)/Na  (essentially the probability of
heads)

B does the same, Mub = (1+0+1....)/Nb

I want to test the hypothesis

H0: Mua not equals Mub
H1: Mua equals Mub

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I wanted to know if this falls under "inference from two
dependent or independent samples" and what test statistic I must use ?

Since I am a novice at statistics, Can I refer to any textbook / webpages,
etc to find out more ?

thanks,
vijay

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