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On Mar 24, 5:15 pm, "Kaushik" <stands...@gmail.com> wrote: i found this bound for binomial distribution in a paper. can anybody help me understand how this can be achieved? let X be binomially distributed random variable with probablity of success p. if n iid copes of X are chosen at random then the probability of n/2 or more success is upperbounded by [4p(1-p)]^(n/2) This result