Lecture

Bayes' Theorem: Applications and Simulations

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This lecture covers the application of Bayes' Theorem in practical reasoning, especially in clinical settings. It explains how to calculate conditional probabilities and discusses Bayesian inference. The instructor introduces simulations to illustrate drug-testing examples.

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