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conditional probabilityConditional probability is the probability of some event A, given the occurrence of some other event B.
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conditional probabilityThe probability of an event given (conditioned on) another event.
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conditional probabilitySuppose we are interested in the probability that some event A occurs, and we learn that the event B occurred. How should we update the probability of A to reflect this new knowledge? This is what the [..]
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conditional probabilitythe likelihood that an occurrence will take place given that another occurrence is already understood as having happened.
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conditional probabilityProbability of occurrence given that a precursor even has occurred.
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conditional probabilityProbability of an event happening, given the occurrence of another event.
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conditional probabilityProbability of an event happening, given the occurrence of another event.
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conditional probabilityP(B|A), the probability of B given A.
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conditional probabilityThe probability that one event is true, given that another event is true. See: Bayes’ theorem.
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conditional probabilityThe probability of one event given some other event (e.g., if responses A and B occur equally often but A is followed by A 75 percent of the time and by B 25 percent of the time, the simple probabilit [..]
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conditional probabilityThis is the probability of an event given (or conditional upon) the occurrence of another event, e.g. the probability of disease Y given exposure to factor X.
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conditional probabilityA probability dependent on, or influenced by, other events or circumstances. The probability that a woman is pregnant, if aged 35 to 39, is an example of a conditional probability. That is, the probab [..]
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conditional probabilityIn many situations, once more information becomes available, we are able to revise our estimates for the probability of further outcomes or events happening. The probability of the A event given that [..]
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