Feldman-Cousins method to set confidence interval was introduced in Phys. Rev. D 57, 3873 (1998) - Unified approach to the classical statistical analysis of small signals. I want to reproduce figures on the paper for my practice.
In this repository I will follow the notation same as F. and C. In section I they say:
We adopt the following notation: the subscript
$t$ on a parameter means the unknown true value; the subscript$0$ means a particlue measured value obtained by an experiment. Thus, for exmample,$\mu$ is a parameter whose true value$\mu_t$ is unknown;$n_0$ is the particluar result of an experiment which measures the number of events,$n$ . For most of our discussion, we use for illustration 90% confidence intervals on a single parameter$\mu$ . The C.L. is more generally called$\alpha$ .
See fig2and3.md