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Identifying Spam Text Messages Bayes' rule can be used to ldentify and filter spam emails and text messages. This question refers to a large collection of real SMS text messages from participating cellphone users.' In this collection, 747 of the 5574 total messages (13.40%) are identified as spam. The word "free" is contained in 4.75% of all messages, and 3.57% of all messages both contain the word "free" and are marked as spam. The word "text" (or "txt") is contained in 7.01% of all messages, and in 38.55% of all spam messages. Of all spam messages, 17.00% contain both the word "free" and the word "text" (or "txt"). For example, "Congrats!! You are selected to receive a free camera phone, txt ******* to claim your prize." Of all non-spam messages, 0.06% contain both the word "free" and the word "text" (or "txt"). Given that a message contains the word "free" but does NOT contain the word "text" (or "txt"), what is the probability that it is spam? Round your answer to three decimal places. P(Spam if Free and not Text) =

Identifying Spam Text Messages Bayes' rule can be used to ldentify and filter spam emails and text messages. This question refers to a large collection of real SMS text messages from participating cellphone users.' In this collection, 747 of the 5574 total messages (13.40%) are identified as spam. The word "free" is contained in 4.75% of all messages, and 3.57% of all messages both contain the word "free" and are marked as spam. The word "text" (or "txt") is contained in 7.01% of all messages, and in 38.55% of all spam messages. Of all spam messages, 17.00% contain both the word "free" and the word "text" (or "txt"). For example, "Congrats!! You are selected to receive a free camera phone, txt ******* to claim your prize." Of all non-spam messages, 0.06% contain both the word "free" and the word "text" (or "txt"). Given that a message contains the word "free" but does NOT contain the word "text" (or "txt"), what is the probability that it is spam? Round your answer to three decimal places. P(Spam if Free and not Text) =

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