The bootstrap that Greg Snow suggested is probably the best approach, but
it is possible to estimate the variance of the proportion.
The total T number of yes reponses is the sum of twenty totals for blocks,
and these are independent, so the variance of Y is 20 times the variance
of these tw
I don't have a good reference for you, but here are a couple of things that you
could try:
1. Do a bootstrap estimation of p by resampling the blocks of 5 (rather than
the individual observations) and see if the hypothesized p is in the confidence
interval.
2. Simulate data using the hypothe
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