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uppose that the prior probabilities in the above hypothesis-testing scenarioare not uniform but are rather equal to p0 and p1. Show that the success probability is insteadgiven bypsucc = 12 (1 + ‖p0ρ0 − p1ρ1‖1)

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uppose that the prior probabilities in the above hypothesis-testing scenarioare not uniform but are rather equal to p0 and p1. Show that the success probability is insteadgiven bypsucc = 12 (1 + ‖p0ρ0 − p1ρ1‖1)

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