Bayes' theorem

the assumption that a conditional probability is equal to the product of the probability of the two events together and the unconditional probability of B; some statisticians, the "non-Bayesians," have qualms about using B. t. when B is chronologically prior to A, or is the explanitory variable. (Cf. Carol Ash (1993), pp. 56-62) [Cf. RLG Chapter 2, §2, ¶7]