The strength test
A. doesn't tell us exactly what our confidence in H should be after learning E, unless P( E | ~H ) is zero.
B. tells us how strong the evidence is for H, and how confident we should be in H after learning E
C. tells us the strength factor of the evidence, which is how many times more confident in H we should be after learning E
D. tells us what value we should assign to P ( E | H )
Answer: A. doesn't tell us exactly what our confidence in H should be after learning E, unless P( E | ~H ) is zero.
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