Uniqueness of Inflection Points in Binomial Exceedance Function Compositions
Srinivas Arigapudi, Yuval Heller, Amnon Schreiber

TL;DR
This paper investigates the unique inflection point property of binomial exceedance functions and extends this property to their compositions, emphasizing its significance in probabilistic analysis.
Contribution
It generalizes the known inflection point property of binomial exceedance functions to their compositions, with applications in probability theory.
Findings
Proves the uniqueness of inflection points in binomial exceedance functions.
Extends the property to composed functions.
Highlights applications in probabilistic modeling.
Abstract
We examine functions representing the cumulative probability of a binomial random variable exceeding a threshold, expressed in terms of the success probability per trial. These functions are known to exhibit a unique inflection point. We generalize this property to their compositions and highlight its applications.
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