In the nomenclature of Bayes' Rule, which of the following are probabilities that are conditioned on information that is obtained?
A) Prior probabilities
B) Posterior probabilities
C) Marginal probabilities
D) Objective probabilities
E) Subjective probabilities

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Posterior probabilities are probabilities that are conditioned on information that is obtained. Prior probabilities are probabilities assigned before any information is obtained. Marginal probabilities are probabilities of a single event occurring without regard for any other events. Objective probabilities are probabilities based on objective observations and data. Subjective probabilities are probabilities based on personal beliefs or opinions.

In the Nomenclature of Bayes' Rule, Which of the Following