11. A, B, C, and D are variables and you only have these quantities available to you:
Pr(A), Pr(B), Pr(C), Pr(A | D), Pr(B | D), Pr(C | D), Pr(D | A), Pr(A,B), Pr(C,D), Pr(A | C,D), Pr(B | C,D), Pr(C | A,B), Pr(D | A,B)
Assume that C and D are conditionally independent given A and B. Which set of terms is sufficient to compute Pr(A,B | C,D)?
Pr(C | A,B), Pr(D | A,B), Pr(A,B), Pr(C,D)
Pr(A | D), Pr(B | D)
Pr(A | C,D), Pr(B | C,D), Pr(C), Pr(D)
Pr(A | C,D), Pr(B | C,D)