We'll update you with information as we get it.

So now I'm going to show you a number of projects that we've built, from one dimensional, two dimensional, three dimensional and even four dimensional systems.

as we get it...

And notice I'm going from a space that has two dimensions to a space it has three dimensions, or three components.

My codomain by definition is R3.

I apply my forward motion, and I then update my new x and y coordinates to be the corresponding after the motion, and I update my orientation to be o2.

Nearest neighbor works really well for small input spaces like three or four dimensions.

Until the next dimension, old friend.

We'll have more details as they become available to us throughout the day.

Let's see if we can generalize to 4.

And then after two years, what happens?

Let me draw them for you just so you can visualize it.

We plan in 2D and use the 2D planning result as a heuristic for the 3D planner.

And I'll write here that h of x1, x2 is equal to so now

Prepare your minds for a new scale... . ..of physical scientific values, gentlemen.

Insert 2 dimensional vector

Let's say that a hypersphere is the 4D equivalent of a 3D sphere.

Now, I don't know about you, but I always feel like I find this wormhole or this inter dimensional portal.

So that equals Pe to the 2r.

If you take a pin hole camera you can position the pin hole itself anywhere.

I close off the then branch of my if.

It's A transpose times B times A that you subtract from the remaining omega prime, and the same for C over here.

We take this curved 12 dimensional space, and transform it into a flat, four dimensional space.

Everywhere would be in 2D the entire image.

sort of... a portal between this reality and the next.

This is what we've generated.

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Now very large feature spaces cause more of a problem.

Well, let's try it out.

So if we were to label our axis here, so think in three dimensions.

Take the first and second data point, which is a distance of 2 in the x dimension.

It might be possible to have a fairly small uncertainty in 1 dimension, but a huge uncertainty in the other.

Let's say I have two points, and now I'm going to deal in three dimensions.

Maybe you can call a locksmith or do something else sort of generically.

This is all at the same time.

We'll just call it position 1.

If that angle becomes 0 we end up with a degenerate triangle

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Beyond it is another dimension a dimension of sound... a dimension of sight... a dimension of mind.

For the remainder of this unit,

This is what string theory says about the extra dimensions.

I'll put the old bridge back.

My new favorite.

Once the hapless square comes to terms with the third dimension, he begs his host to help him visit the fourth and higher dimensions, but the sphere bristles at the mere suggestion of dimensions higher than three and exiles the square back to Flatland.

In this example, picture a robot that starts at initial position 5.