Lecture

Conditional Probability

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This lecture covers the concept of conditional probability, focusing on the conditional density/mass function of random variables. It explains how to find conditional laws and discusses the paradox of Borel-Kolmogorov. Examples illustrate the application of conditional probability in practice.

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