Bayes' Rule Is an Extension of the Law of Conditional

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Bayes' rule is an extension of the law of conditional probabilities to allow revision of original probabilities with new information.

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Definitions:

Dicta

Latin term referring to nonbinding, nonprecedential judicial statements that are not directly related to the facts or issues presented in the case and thus are not essential to the holding.

Appellate Court

A court that reviews the decisions of lower courts to ensure the law was applied correctly.

Interpretation

The act of determining the meaning or significance of legal texts, statutes, or regulations, often involving analysis by a court or legal authority.

Reverse

To overturn the judgment of a lower court.