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Joint Probabilities
The likelihood of two or more events happening at the same time.
Marginal Probabilities
The probability distribution of the random variables individually, without regard to any possible correlations between them.
Conditional Probabilities
The likelihood that an event will happen, given the precondition of another event's occurrence.
Joint Probabilities
The likelihood of two occurrences taking place simultaneously.
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