No. Under conditional independence, once the parent's status is known, learning the state of one child node (e.g., probe catching) adds no information about the state of the other child node (e.g., pain).
Conditions: The model exhibits conditional independence given the parent.; The parent node's status is known/fixed.
No. Under conditional independence, once the parent's status is known, learning the state of one child node (e.g., probe catching) adds no information about the state of the other child node (e.g., pain).
Conditions: The model exhibits conditional independence given the parent.; The parent node's status is known/fixed.