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问题如下：
Can Bayes’ rule be helpful if A and B are independent? What if A and B are perfectly dependent so that B is a subset of A?
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解释：
Bayes’ rule says that Pr(A|B) =Pr(B|A)Pr(A) /Pr(B)
If these events are independent, then Pr(B|A) = Pr(B) so that Pr(A|B) = Pr(A). B has no information about A and so updating with Bayes’ rule never changes the conditional probability.
If these events are perfectly dependent, then Pr(B|A) = 1, so that Pr(A|B) is just the ratio of the probabilities, Pr(A)/Pr(B).
Here the probability also only depends on unconditional probabilities and so never changes.
这个题目的答案解释道理都懂，可是现有答案的回答却很含糊晦涩。
"No Changes on Bayers' Rules"这句话回答到问题题干里面到底是yes还是no？建议小编重新编辑一下答案上传，我看好多同学都是对这道题有问题。
