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Title: Bayes¨s theorem and conditional probability
Post by: Toby on Feb 10, 06:00 PM 2013
How do these realms work with roulette results?
Is there any situation where it is applied?


Title: Re: Bayes¨s theorem and conditional probability
Post by: Toby on Mar 03, 11:34 PM 2013
I believe that Bayes´s theorem rules work with subjective probability.

Title: Re: Bayes¨s theorem and conditional probability
Post by: TwoCatSam on Mar 04, 07:06 AM 2013
Toby  (You're not Toby Keith, are you?)

Could you please explain "subjective probability"?  To me "subjective" means purely personal as in, "I don't feel Obama loves me".  That is a purely subjective statement.  Probability is what it is.  How can it be subjective?

TwoCat
Title: Re: Bayes¨s theorem and conditional probability
Post by: Toby on Mar 04, 07:32 AM 2013
Bayes has placed a link to understand what Bayes¨s theorem is about.
The horse races example clarify the rule.
We need a roulette example.
Title: Re: Bayes¨s theorem and conditional probability
Post by: Toby on Mar 31, 10:14 PM 2013
Anyone knows the relation between Bayes Theorem and the multinomial Dirichlet distribution applied to roulette result predicctions?