Bayes’ Theorem

Fundamentals of Bayes’ Theorem

Bayes’ theorem uses three types of probabilities:

  1. Prior Probability (P(h)): Probability before observing any evidence.
  2. Likelihood Probability (P(E|h)): Probability of observing evidence given a hypothesis.
  3. Posterior Probability (P(h|E)): Updated probability of hypothesis after seeing evidence.

Bayes Theorem:

Classification Using Bayes Model

  • Bayes theorem helps choose the most probable hypothesis from a set of hypotheses.
  • It forms the basis for Naive Bayes Classifier.

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