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A sample consists of all items of interest in a statistical problem,whereas a population is a subset of the population.We calculate a parameter to make inferences about the unknown sample statistic.
Conditional Probabilities
The chances of an event's occurrence, predicated on the fact that another event has happened.
Bayes' Law
A theorem using probability to update predictions or beliefs in light of new evidence.
Probability Tree
A diagram that shows the possible outcomes of a series of related probabilities.
Bayes' Law
A theorem describing the probability of an event based on prior knowledge of conditions that might be related to the event.
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