how do you calculate: Pr(X| Y,Z) if Y and Z are dependent events.
for example:
Pr(V1) for being true is 0.7
Pr(V2) for being true is 0.4
V1 and V2 are both pointing to V3. V1 and V2 do not point to anything else.
for the truth table:
V3: true
V2: true
V1: true
pr(V3|V1,V2) = 0.6
How did the truth table come up with 0.6?
another truth table: V3: true
V1: true
V2: false
Pr(V3|V1,V2) = 0.4
How did they come up with 0.4?