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Joint, Marginal, and Conditional Distributions, and Bayes' Rule - Video 
Course Topic(s): Probability | Joint, Marginal, Conditional Distributions
This video lecture introduces joint, marginal, and conditional distributions. The example is for a discrete distribution, but captions describe how continuous distributions would work. At the end of the video, Bayes' theorem is derived.
Resource URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D37roKV5fuQ&feature=plcp
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Subject classification(s):
Statistics and Probability
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Probability
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Multivariate Distributions
Creator(s): Anthony Cookson
Contributor(s): Anthony Cookson
This resource was cataloged by Lisa Green
Publisher:YouTube
Resource copyright: Anthony Cookson
This review was published on September 25, 2012
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