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Computing probabilities from contingency table
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Maximal ratio of probabilitiesMultiple conditional probabilitiesExpress multiple conditional probability in terms of single conditional probabilitiesMultiplication of conditional probabilitiesCalculating conditional lottery probabilities - and example from DeGroot.Computing absolute distribution from conditioned probabilityComputing Conditional Probabilities of Brownian Motion with Strict InequalitiesHow do you find the conditional expectation from contingency tableDetermine conditional probabilities from distributionsComputing probabilities of standard Brownian motion
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A company has collected the given data in this contingency table on employees.
contingency table
If an employee is selected from the this company, find the given probablities: I am showing them not simplified and just wanting to know if I am adding/subtracting correct amounts.
a) P(female and college grad) I think is 190/388 or is it (193/400)(388/400)
b) P(female OR college grad)
I think this is P(female) + P(college grad)- P(female and college grad) so
193/400 + 388/400 - whichever is correct in a).
c) P(female given college grad) I think is 190/388
d) P(college grad given female) I think is 190/193
Hoping someone can confirm which way to do a) and if I am doing the other 3 correctly. Thanks!
conditional-probability
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A company has collected the given data in this contingency table on employees.
contingency table
If an employee is selected from the this company, find the given probablities: I am showing them not simplified and just wanting to know if I am adding/subtracting correct amounts.
a) P(female and college grad) I think is 190/388 or is it (193/400)(388/400)
b) P(female OR college grad)
I think this is P(female) + P(college grad)- P(female and college grad) so
193/400 + 388/400 - whichever is correct in a).
c) P(female given college grad) I think is 190/388
d) P(college grad given female) I think is 190/193
Hoping someone can confirm which way to do a) and if I am doing the other 3 correctly. Thanks!
conditional-probability
asked Apr 1 at 19:21
Julie JJulie J
154
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$begingroup$
A company has collected the given data in this contingency table on employees.
contingency table
If an employee is selected from the this company, find the given probablities: I am showing them not simplified and just wanting to know if I am adding/subtracting correct amounts.
a) P(female and college grad) I think is 190/388 or is it (193/400)(388/400)
b) P(female OR college grad)
I think this is P(female) + P(college grad)- P(female and college grad) so
193/400 + 388/400 - whichever is correct in a).
c) P(female given college grad) I think is 190/388
d) P(college grad given female) I think is 190/193
Hoping someone can confirm which way to do a) and if I am doing the other 3 correctly. Thanks!
conditional-probability
asked Apr 1 at 19:21
Julie JJulie J
154
$endgroup$
A company has collected the given data in this contingency table on employees.
contingency table
If an employee is selected from the this company, find the given probablities: I am showing them not simplified and just wanting to know if I am adding/subtracting correct amounts.
a) P(female and college grad) I think is 190/388 or is it (193/400)(388/400)
b) P(female OR college grad)
I think this is P(female) + P(college grad)- P(female and college grad) so
193/400 + 388/400 - whichever is correct in a).
c) P(female given college grad) I think is 190/388
d) P(college grad given female) I think is 190/193
Hoping someone can confirm which way to do a) and if I am doing the other 3 correctly. Thanks!
conditional-probability
conditional-probability
asked Apr 1 at 19:21
Julie JJulie J
154
asked Apr 1 at 19:21
Julie JJulie J
154
asked Apr 1 at 19:21
Julie JJulie J
154
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