Bayesian Network practice question given by lecturer, please help thank you Given the following Bayesian Network, answer the following questions:A P(A)BP(B)0.30.8ABP(CJA,B)0.8Amama0.7a0.7D P(D|C)0.6Cda0.2Dd0.4(i)Compute P(¬a, b, ¬c, d)(ii)Compute P(a b, ¬d)(iii)Compute P (c | a, b, ¬d)

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Database System Concepts

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