As explained by Sebastin Thrun in the AI course:
Bayes Rule:
Example:
Whats the likelihood that a person has cancer (A) given that they have had a positive cancer diagnostic test (B)?
- Likelihood: Probability of +ve cancer test (B) given that the person has cancer (A)
- Prior: Probability of getting that type of cancer (A)
- Marginal likelihood: Sum of probability of
(+ve test given that you have the cancer x probability of having that cancer)
(+ve test given that you don’t have the cancer (false positive) x probability of not having that cancer)
Bayes Network:
Inferring P(B):
Wikipedia:
Baye’s Rule: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayes_rule
Baye’s Network: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayes_network
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