Question

which of the following results from revising prior probability values in probability analysis?
a. marginal probabilities
b. prior probabilities
c. posterior probabilities
d. unconditional probabilities

Explanation:

In probability analysis, posterior probabilities are calculated by revising prior - probability values using new information. Marginal probabilities are related to the probabilities of individual events without considering prior - posterior relationships. Prior probabilities are the initial probabilities before revision. Unconditional probabilities are the basic probabilities of an event occurring without the context of prior - posterior revision.

Answer:

C. Posterior probabilities