Hi,
I just started watching the bayes theorem video, but i got caught on a simple question that i asked myself to solve, and i don't know how to even begin solving it. I already know a bit about probability theory, but i haven't used it in a long time, so i wanted to make a small conditional probability and solve it using Bayes theorem, but now i'm not even sure if it fits.
So the probability i came up with was P(Steve takes off his glasses when he walks into the room | there is an elephant in the room). I will shorten it to P(glasses off | elephant) for brevity.
And i'm not sure where to proceed from here. Clearly if we follow Baye's theorem we can say that:
P(glasses off | elephant) =