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Suppose we have two hypotheses H1 and H2. We also have a potential conclusion C. We know all prior probabilities involving H1, H2, and C.
Now, we are given new information that H1 -> C and also H2 -> C - they agree on the same conclusion. Let's call this new information A (for Agreement). That is, A is the statement "H1 -> C and H2 -> C."
How should we revise our belief in H1, H2, and C, given A?
Now, we are given new information that H1 -> C and also H2 -> C - they agree on the same conclusion. Let's call this new information A (for Agreement). That is, A is the statement "H1 -> C and H2 -> C."
How should we revise our belief in H1, H2, and C, given A?