FS_2.02 CONDITIONAL PROBABILITY Flashcards

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What is the term for the probability of an event under the given condition / the probability of an event, given the occurrence of the condition?

A

Conditional probability.

P (event|condition) = P(event^condition) / P(condition)

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What is the term for what is being evaluated under the given condition?

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Event

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What is the term for the reference, or the state assumed as the standard?

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Condition

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TRUE OR FALSE: Frequentism operates in the context of the long run.

A

TRUE.

This means that the probability of an outcome is a relative frequency (or proportion) after an infinite of events/trials.

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TRUE OR FALSE: Bayesians also operate in the context of IN THE LONG RUN.

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FALSE.

They do not. For them, the probability of an observation should depend on pre-existing (a prior) information

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