P(a|b,f)

Hiya

Can someone clarify

P(A|B,F)

please
is is P(A|(BnF) or P((A|B)nF)? thank you

Reply 1

HTale

14

It's A given B interscted with F. So, it's the second one.

Reply 2

RichE

15

Goldenratio

Hiya

Can someone clarify

P(A|B,F)

please
is is P(A|(BnF) or P((A|B)nF)? thank you

I think it would be the former - the probability of A given B and F are both true. Is it not clear though from the context in which it appears? Is there some equation it appears in.

EDIT: Maybe the notation isn't 100% standard. I've just done a communication theory course where it meant the first of the two throughout.

Reply 3

Goldenratio

OP

2

RichE

I think it would be the former - the probability of A given B and F are both true. Is it not clear though from the context in which it appears? Is there some equation it appears in.

EDIT: Maybe the notation isn't 100% standard. I've just done a communication theory course where it meant the first of the two throughout.