What is the correct description of probability and likelihood?
A. If the random variable X follows a certain distribution, the likelihood refers to the possibility of X = x given the parameters
B. If the random variable X follows a certain distribution, the probability refers to the probability of X = x given the parameters
C. If the random variable X follows a certain distribution, the likelihood refers to the truthfulness of a group of parameters under the condition of X = x
D. If the random variable X follows a certain distribution, the probability refers to the fact that a certain set of parameters has a truth size under the condition of X=x