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In the paper assigning probabilities to boolean functions I defined a transform from a boolean function constructed by a higher order if-function to the probability function of the boolean function returning true from independently randomized inputs.
I was wondering whether it is possible to assign conditional probabilities, ones that depend on the value of previous arguments. For example, if the first argument is A, its bias is P(A). The second argument B can have biases P(B | A) and P(B | ¬A).
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In the paper assigning probabilities to boolean functions I defined a transform from a boolean function constructed by a higher order
if
-function to the probability function of the boolean function returningtrue
from independently randomized inputs.I was wondering whether it is possible to assign conditional probabilities, ones that depend on the value of previous arguments. For example, if the first argument is
A
, its bias isP(A)
. The second argumentB
can have biasesP(B | A)
andP(B | ¬A)
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: