Delicious until proven guilty.

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Today, we've got great technology we have GPS.

I am not yet sure of that.

Coordinates are locked.

F gets 20 and E gets the 17 and not only is that the first number written in E but it is the final one because the very next thing we lock down is E's distance.

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We're talking about real jail time.

Can you clearly define this word?

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You should generate a URL that looks like this.

You wrote an algorithm that implements what's called Markov localization.

So what i have drawn, the non dotted lines this right here is an odd function and you could even look at the definition.

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What's the probability of Y?

So I always just check for one case, and the default case will just be off .

So what PlPA and SOPA risk doing is taking a centuries old legal concept, innocent until proven guilty, and reversing it guilty until proven innocent.

In a deterministic action, it obviously succeeds, unless of course we run into a wall.

This all would work out really well if the initial estimate was 5, but we're setting it to 0 with a very large uncertainty of 10,000.

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A is equal to 1, 2 I'll write this way 1, 2, negative 7, 9, 11.

1 if heads, 0 if tails

First, I want you to remove the outliers by only extracting data between the lower and upper quartile.

Because the laws are very specific.

I thought the law said a man was innocent until proven guilty.

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Other words, what is the running time of the merge sort algorithm?

That means X equals 1 over 1.5, which is 2 3.

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Thrun The answer is 0.55.

Thrun So we're now ready to define Bayes networks in a more general way.

Y is always 0.6 probability so it must be that P(Y) is 0.6.

What is going to happen to the Markov chain over here? What is that probability?

So let me delete this.

This is called total probability.

This has nothing to do with total probability and all with Bayes Rules, because I'm talking about observations.

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He was ultimately released for good behavior halfway through his sentence.

So just to conclude what are the take home messages from this?

So, this probability is equal to the product over all i of the probability of words of i given all the subsequent words. So that would be from word 1 up to word i 1.

At this point, our robot has localized itself.

What I mean by square is the result of multiplying the input number by itself.

As is easily seen, the 0.5 falls out, so we get 0.1 over 0.9 over a ninth, which is the answer for the first question.