Probability under Uncertainity
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Consider $B$, $W in E(Omega)$ be two events in an event space $E(Omega)$ where the occurrence of event $W$ uncertain. Let this uncertainty of $W$ be denoted as $overline{W}$.
Possible outcomes of both the events are: $B = {1}$ and $W = {0, 1}$
What could be the probability of event $B$ occurring given that event $W$ is uncertain?.
In short, $P(B = 1|overline{W})$ = ?
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asked Jan 12 at 17:28
HarshilHarshil
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Consider $B$, $W in E(Omega)$ be two events in an event space $E(Omega)$ where the occurrence of event $W$ uncertain. Let this uncertainty of $W$ be denoted as $overline{W}$.
Possible outcomes of both the events are: $B = {1}$ and $W = {0, 1}$
What could be the probability of event $B$ occurring given that event $W$ is uncertain?.
In short, $P(B = 1|overline{W})$ = ?
probability
asked Jan 12 at 17:28
HarshilHarshil
1034
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What a strange question. Since the uncertainty of $W$ doesn’t seem to be an event, as far as I can infer, the expression $P(B=1| bar{W})$ is meaningless. Basic conditional probability conditions on events.
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– LoveTooNap29
Jan 12 at 17:42
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@LoveTooNap29 You are right! I am scratching my head around this for many hours!
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– Harshil
Jan 12 at 17:50
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Is your description identical to the original text? If not could you paste here the original version. (As otheres noted above, your version is confusing -- sorry to say that.)
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– zoli
Jan 12 at 17:53
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@zoli Description I posted above is identical to the original text! I am also confused with that!
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– Harshil
Jan 13 at 16:00
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Consider $B$, $W in E(Omega)$ be two events in an event space $E(Omega)$ where the occurrence of event $W$ uncertain. Let this uncertainty of $W$ be denoted as $overline{W}$.
Possible outcomes of both the events are: $B = {1}$ and $W = {0, 1}$
What could be the probability of event $B$ occurring given that event $W$ is uncertain?.
In short, $P(B = 1|overline{W})$ = ?
probability
asked Jan 12 at 17:28
HarshilHarshil
1034
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Consider $B$, $W in E(Omega)$ be two events in an event space $E(Omega)$ where the occurrence of event $W$ uncertain. Let this uncertainty of $W$ be denoted as $overline{W}$.
Possible outcomes of both the events are: $B = {1}$ and $W = {0, 1}$
What could be the probability of event $B$ occurring given that event $W$ is uncertain?.
In short, $P(B = 1|overline{W})$ = ?
probability
probability
asked Jan 12 at 17:28
HarshilHarshil
1034
asked Jan 12 at 17:28
HarshilHarshil
1034
asked Jan 12 at 17:28
HarshilHarshil
1034
asked Jan 12 at 17:28
HarshilHarshil
1034
asked Jan 12 at 17:28
HarshilHarshil
1034
1034
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What a strange question. Since the uncertainty of $W$ doesn’t seem to be an event, as far as I can infer, the expression $P(B=1| bar{W})$ is meaningless. Basic conditional probability conditions on events.
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– LoveTooNap29
Jan 12 at 17:42
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@LoveTooNap29 You are right! I am scratching my head around this for many hours!
$endgroup$
– Harshil
Jan 12 at 17:50
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Is your description identical to the original text? If not could you paste here the original version. (As otheres noted above, your version is confusing -- sorry to say that.)
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– zoli
Jan 12 at 17:53
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@zoli Description I posted above is identical to the original text! I am also confused with that!
$endgroup$
– Harshil
Jan 13 at 16:00
add a comment |
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What a strange question. Since the uncertainty of $W$ doesn’t seem to be an event, as far as I can infer, the expression $P(B=1| bar{W})$ is meaningless. Basic conditional probability conditions on events.
$endgroup$
– LoveTooNap29
Jan 12 at 17:42
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@LoveTooNap29 You are right! I am scratching my head around this for many hours!
$endgroup$
– Harshil
Jan 12 at 17:50
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Is your description identical to the original text? If not could you paste here the original version. (As otheres noted above, your version is confusing -- sorry to say that.)
$endgroup$
– zoli
Jan 12 at 17:53
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@zoli Description I posted above is identical to the original text! I am also confused with that!
$endgroup$
– Harshil
Jan 13 at 16:00
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What a strange question. Since the uncertainty of $W$ doesn’t seem to be an event, as far as I can infer, the expression $P(B=1| bar{W})$ is meaningless. Basic conditional probability conditions on events.
$endgroup$
– LoveTooNap29
Jan 12 at 17:42
$begingroup$
What a strange question. Since the uncertainty of $W$ doesn’t seem to be an event, as far as I can infer, the expression $P(B=1| bar{W})$ is meaningless. Basic conditional probability conditions on events.
$endgroup$
– LoveTooNap29
Jan 12 at 17:42
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@LoveTooNap29 You are right! I am scratching my head around this for many hours!
$endgroup$
– Harshil
Jan 12 at 17:50
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@LoveTooNap29 You are right! I am scratching my head around this for many hours!
$endgroup$
– Harshil
Jan 12 at 17:50
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Is your description identical to the original text? If not could you paste here the original version. (As otheres noted above, your version is confusing -- sorry to say that.)
$endgroup$
– zoli
Jan 12 at 17:53
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Is your description identical to the original text? If not could you paste here the original version. (As otheres noted above, your version is confusing -- sorry to say that.)
$endgroup$
– zoli
Jan 12 at 17:53
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@zoli Description I posted above is identical to the original text! I am also confused with that!
$endgroup$
– Harshil
Jan 13 at 16:00
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@zoli Description I posted above is identical to the original text! I am also confused with that!
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– Harshil
Jan 13 at 16:00
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What a strange question. Since the uncertainty of $W$ doesn’t seem to be an event, as far as I can infer, the expression $P(B=1| bar{W})$ is meaningless. Basic conditional probability conditions on events.
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– LoveTooNap29
Jan 12 at 17:42
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@LoveTooNap29 You are right! I am scratching my head around this for many hours!
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– Harshil
Jan 12 at 17:50
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Is your description identical to the original text? If not could you paste here the original version. (As otheres noted above, your version is confusing -- sorry to say that.)
$endgroup$
– zoli
Jan 12 at 17:53
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@zoli Description I posted above is identical to the original text! I am also confused with that!
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– Harshil
Jan 13 at 16:00