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What we do is divide range of continuous parameters
such as
in
polarization distribution
into
M
small bins.
M
should be so large that
(a) probability of two events in a given experiment falling in same bin is zero.
(b) the theoretical
is constant over each bin.
then we have
M
observations---each with one of two results:
success---1 event in bin
failure---0 events in bin
Geoffrey Fox
,
Northeast Parallel Architectures Center
at Syracuse University,
gcf@npac.syr.edu
such as 
in 
polarization distribution
into M small bins.
(a) probability of two events in a given experiment
falling in same bin is zero.
(b) the theoretical 
is constant over each bin.
success---1 event in bin
failure---0 events in bin