Lecture

Prediction Decomposition: Probability and Permutations

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This lecture covers the concept of prediction decomposition in probability theory, where events are decomposed into conditional probabilities. It also explores the topic of permutations, discussing the probability of elements not changing in random permutations and scenarios involving random hat selection. Examples are provided to illustrate these concepts.

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