a medical test has some probability of being positive if the patient has the disease (hasPos) and another probability of testing positive if the person does not have the disease (notHasPos). a random member of the entire population has a real problem of having the disease (actual incidence). Based on the attached information what does the result of the function? diseaseTest = function (hasPos = .8, notHasPos = .1, actuallncidence = .01){#P(A) probability of having disease (actuallncidence){#P(B) probability of testing positivenumerator = hasPos* actuallncidence # P(BIA)*P(A)denominator = actuallncidence * hasPos+ (1-actuallncidence) * notHasPosnumerator/denominator}What does the result of the function tell us?O P(A|B).O P(BIA).O P(A).O P(B).

The function provided is a representation of Bayes' theorem, a fundamental concept in probability…

diseaseTest = function (hasPos = .8, notHasPos = .1, actuallncidence = .01) {#P(A) probability of having disease (actuallncidence) {#P(B) probability of testing positive numerator = hasPos* actuallncidence # P(BIA)*P(A) denominator = actuallncidence * hasPos + (1-actuallncidence) * notHasPos numerator/denominator } What does the result of the function tell us? O P(A|B). O P(BIA). O P(A). O P(B).

diseaseTest = function (hasPos = .8, notHasPos = .1, actuallncidence = .01) {#P(A) probability of having disease (actuallncidence) {#P(B) probability of testing positive numerator = hasPos* actuallncidence # P(BIA)P(A) denominator = actuallncidence hasPos + (1-actuallncidence) * notHasPos numerator/denominator } What does the result of the function tell us? O P(A|B). O P(BIA). O P(A). O P(B).

Essentials of Business Analytics (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter15: Decision Analysis

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