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In this probability and statistics tutorial, we are going to learn about the Bayes theorem. Bayes Theorem is the foundation of Bayesian Statistics. The tutorial will guide you through all the essential concepts with an interesting Bayes theorem example. In this video, we will discuss:
00:00 Probability
01:45 Conditional Probability
02:26 Bayes Theorem
03:22 Bayes Theorem example

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What is Bayes Theorem?
The Bayes theorem is a mathematical formula for calculating the conditional probability in probability and statistics. In other words, it's used to figure out how likely an event is based on its proximity to another. Bayes law or Bayes rule are other names for the theorem.

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