MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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Author: Amos Gilat
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two way table

 

 

             Pathology     Pediatrics      Psychiatry

Male        2950               1380              270          4600

Female    1550               1320            1530          4400             

                4500               2700            1800          9000  

 

Find each of the following conditional probabilities

 

a) Are the events E = 'Female' and F = 'Pathology' dependent or independent?  Explain why.  

 

 

b) Are the events F = 'Male' and G = 'Pediatrics' dependent or independent?  Explain why.  

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