I’ve received the following email via David Riggs, the
editor of Asp.net pro about my recent article Naive
Bayesian Classification Using C# and ASP.NET. This is from a careful reader
who spotted a typo in the article.
The same typo was spotted by Dr.
Homayoun Seraji as well.
Dear ASP.Net Pro editors,
I believe there may be a small typo in one of your formulas in your September
2006 article Naïve Bayesian Classification Using C# and ASP.NET. If you look at the bottom of the left column
on page eight, you'll see the formula:
P(A|X) = (0.3) (0.5) / 0.037 = 0.405405... ~40.5%
The 0.3 should be 0.03 and the formula should read:
P(A|X) = (0.03) (0.5) / 0.037 = 0.405405... ~40.5%
Normally I'm not such a typo-Nazi - great article, by the way. I may have
to start subscribing if you're going to do more math and
statistically/probability
Greg Pyatt
Information Systems Program Analyst
The Boeing Company
