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Missing at Random (MAR) is a central concept in incomplete data methods, andoften it is stated as $P(R\mspace{3mu}|\,Y_{obs}, Y_{mis}) =P(R\mspace{3mu}|\,Y_{obs})$. This notation has been used in the literature formore than three decades and has become the de facto standard. In some cases,the notation has been misinterpreted to be a statement about conditionalindependence. While previous work has sought to clarify the requireddefinitions, a clear explanation of how to interpret the standard notation islacking, and a definition of the function $P(R\mspace{3mu}|\,Y_{obs})$ fornon-MAR mechanisms is difficult to locate in the literature. The aim of thispaper is to fill these gaps.

What is meant by 'P(R|Yobs)'?