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Conditional Independence

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vas1089
 
Reply Mon 11 Feb, 2013 04:26 pm
|| denotes independence.

if A || B given C, A || B given D and C || D is it necessary that A || B ?
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Reply Tue 12 Feb, 2013 02:09 am
@vas1089,
Irrespective of the formal mathematics I would argue that all "independence" is relative to functional context and therefore conditional, never absolute.
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