Fоr the COVID exаmple we did in clаss, sаy that the entire US pоpulatiоn size is 10000. Let's change the test accuracy to 96%, i.e. P(T|D)=P(T^c|D^c)=0.96. 1200 people have the disease (12% from our example), 1152 people have the disease and test positive (96% true positive rate). What is P(D|T), that is the probability of having the disease given that you test positive using the Bayes' rule? Use the tree diagram.Â
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