I have been using Sebastian Thrun's course on AI and I have encountered a slightly difficult problem with probability theory.
He poses the following statement:
$$ P(R \mid H,S) = \frac{P(H \mid R,S) \; P(R \mid S)}{P(H \mid S)} $$
I understand he used Bayes' Rule to get the RHS equation, but fail to see how he did this. If somebody could provide a breakdown of the application of the rule in this problem that would be great.