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from X and n(s=X, y=O)=51 the number of oranges picked from Y. Thus, the probability to pick any item from X looks as follo…B)=148 the number of blueberries picked from X and n(s=X, y=O)=51 the number of oranges picked from Y. Thus, the probability to pick any item from X looks as follows:
Bayes’ Theorem: The Holy Grail of Data Science
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