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    CONDITIONAL PROBABILITY &

    INDEPENDENCE

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    IndianSchoolofBusiness

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    LearningGoals

    Condi6onalProbabili6es TheMul6plica6onRule IndependenceofEvents

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    AnExample

    10candidates,goforaninterviewatfirmXforthesamejob.Hereissomeinforma6ononthecandidates:

    ABCDEFGHIJ

    OurSampleSpace(fortheexperimentthat10candidatesgoforaninterviewandonegetsselected)is:

    Theprobabili6esofeachcandidategengthejobarerespec6vely

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    },,,,,,,,,{ JIHGFEDCBAS =

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    AnExample(Contd) Letusdefinefewevent:B:Aboyisselected

    G:Agirlisselected

    E:Anengineerisselected

    B={A,B,C,D}andP(B)=

    G={E,F,G,H,I,J}andP(G)=

    E={C,D,E,F}andP(E)=

    Theresultsareexpectedwithinaweekoftheinterview.For,somereasonthe

    firmhasntgo]enbacktoanyofthecandidateswiththeresults.So,the

    anxiouscandidatesspeakwiththeHRmanager.Themanagerassures

    themthatoneofthemhasbeenselectedbutsheisnotsurewhoitis.All

    sheknowsisthatthecandidateisanengineer.

    Now,giventhisinforma6onwhatistheprobabilitythatagirlgetsthejob?

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    AnExample(Contd) Wenowhaveanewandsmallersamplespace,

    Intui6velyweknowthattherespec6veprobabili6esinS1herearepropor6onaltotheirpreviousprobabili6es

    Letussaytheprobabili6esaresuchthat Wealsoknowthat

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    Wewanttoobtaintheprobabilitythatagirlwillbeselectedgiventhatanengineerhasgotthejob,i.e.P(GgivenEhasoccurred)

    ThisisdenotedbyP(G|E)andreadasProbabilityofGgivenE,wecallsuchaprobabilityaCondi+onalProbability

    Now,thereareonlytwogirlsintheGandEcategory,theprobabilitythatoneofthemisselectedis:

    LookattheeventGE={E,F}: Similarly,theeventE={C,D,E,F}: Sowehave:

    AnExample(Contd)

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    Condi6onalProbability:Defini6onLetEandFbetwoevents,then:

    Anotherexample:

    AfarmerapproachesaRuralBankforaloan.Frompastexperiencethebankes6matesthattheprobabilitythatthisfarmerwilldefaultontheloanisaround4%.Thebanktellsthe

    farmerthattheywouldgetbacktohiminaweekwithaloanproposal.Intheweekthatfollows,anewresearchclaimsthatfarmersaremorelikelytodefaultonloanswhentheeconomyislowthanwhenitishigh.Withthisnewinforma6on,thebankisnolongerabletoassumethattheprobabilitythatthefarmerwoulddefaultontheloaniss6ll4%

    LetDbetheeventthatthefarmerdefaults Listheeventthateconomyislow Theresearchshowedthat3%ofthefarmersthatwerescheduledtorepayloansduring

    thelasteconomiclowdefaulted

    Theprobabilitythattheeconomywillbelowatanygiven6mepointis7% Sowehave:

    Whichmeansthattheprobabilitythatthefarmerwoulddefaultinaloweconomyisawhooping43%!

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    P(D | L)=P(DL)

    P(L)=

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    TheMul6plica6onRule

    Letuslookat:

    Similarly, Example:

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    P(E| F)=P(EF)

    P(F)

    P(EF)= P(E| F)P(F) (MultiplicationRule)

    P(EF)= P(F | E)P(E)

    Examplefrom:AczelA.,SounderpandianJ.Completebusinesssta6s6cs

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    Independence

    Anotherresearchoffarmerandloandefaults,showedthattheprobabilityofdefaultdoesn'tactuallychangeastheeconomychanges

    ThatisP(D|L)isnotdifferentfroP(D),i.e.Economicsitua6ondoesnthaveanyeffectonthedefaultratesoffarmers

    Wethensaythattheeventthatthefarmerdefaultsisindependentfromtheeventthattheeconomyislow.

    Aformaldefini6on: TwoeventsE&Faresaidtobeindependentif:

    Forseveralevents:

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    P(E | F)= P(E)

    P(EF)= P(E)P(F)

    E1,E2................,En

    P( Ei

    i=1

    n

    )= P(Eii=1

    n

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    IndependentEventsvs.DisjointEvents

    Thesearedifferentconcepts! TocheckforindependenceofeventsEandFwecheckif:P(E|F)=P(E) TocheckiftheyareDisjointorMutuallyExclusivewecheck:P(EF)=0 Example:

    Consideradeckofcards C:AcardisaClub R:AcardisRedConsiderP(R|C)=P(R)

    0NotIndependent!

    ConsiderP(CR)

    =0..Disjoint!

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