Given the following table that represents a total of 114 EEG…

Given the following table that represents a total of 114 EEG files. Compute conditional probability: P(awake EEG | Doing Math Homework).   State of the Patient Awake EEG Sleep EEG Meditation EEG Relax 4 2 10 Doing a Math HW 30 1 4 Eyes closed and relaxed 2 6 20 Having dreams 3 21 11 Total 39 30 45  

The following table shows the probability that one diagnosed…

The following table shows the probability that one diagnosed epileptic patient has seizures in one week. Based on previous research, the probability related to its occurrences are tabulated below: Let S(severe) be the event that there are at least 3 seizures in one week and let M(mild) be the event that there are less than 2 seizures in one week. Find the probabilities P(S) and P(M). Number of Seizures Probability 0 0.02 1 0.62 2 0.18 3 0.10 4 0.08  

The following Stem-and-Leaf plot represents 60 observations…

The following Stem-and-Leaf plot represents 60 observations (duration of EEG events in one patient given in seconds). What are the 2 intervals with the fewest durations? Stem Leaf 3 124 4 01247 5 012444 6 02244445555566667 7 02333333444457777788 8 025 9 145777