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Bayesian Solution for Monty Hall’s Paradox
Given that the guest chooses door 1 and the host opens door 3, we have:
P(3=opened) is the probability that the host opens door 3 when guest picked door 1.
Hence the possibility of car is behind door 1 is $1/3$, given guest selected door 1 and host opened door 3.
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