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How do you get involved in this field? What can someone do after taking this course?

Next I'm going to show you what happened when we experimentally manipulated classrooms.

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And I will give you some tips in a few moments on how to do that.

Now if you're already familiar with all of that, then you can go ahead and skip that. And go straight to our canvas unit.

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I will lecture on literature.

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You're asking the right question. You're taking my class.

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I think it's not very real for you to be in love with somebody who just drifted into town who's twice your age. ( laughs )

Can't wait. I'm sure the students feel the same way. Thanks a lot.

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Look at the coursework site and download the transcript of the session from there and look through the transcript and type some of those commands into Octave yourself and start to play with these commands and get it to work.

I'm a big fan of Stephen Hawking, and I wanted to use all eight hours of his Cambridge lecture series to create an homage.

We believe it's going to really change the world, and in this class that's what I hope to enable you to do.

The general structure is we will post 3 lectures per week so the expectations is that you will watch 3 lectures per week you can expect each lecture to be under an hour so my advise is allocate about 3 4 hrs per week, just viewing the lecture.

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Narrator Let me give a much simpler example often called grid world for MDPs, and I'll be using this insanely simple example over here throughout this class.

But, unfortunately, this is the Introduction to Artificial Intelligence class, so I really want to leave it at a level that covers the typical material I cover at Stanford.

So welcome to the Lean Launchpad class.

This finishes my survey of computer vision.

One of the first questions I'd like to address deals with the Ply library that we're using under the hood for this class to help us out with lexing and parsing.

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I want to thank you for being with us so far.

I'm going to ask you given that you traversing from grid cell to grid cell costs you 1, or 1 using the definition of the MDP lecture before.

Similarly, we can look HlV research.

Mr Smith gave a lecture on literature.

Say you're me and you're in math class.

As I go down, I now implement the motion model. Let's just look a little bit more.

It is very interesting and very fascinating. We're going to implement our first.

I delivered a lecture in English.

Why don't you tutor him?

We are going to use our understanding of basic principles to describe the drug development process.

Come see the SLAM lecture.

One approach to breaking this up would be to use Python's string.find function to find this space and then split up the string into everything to the right of the space and everything to the left of the space.

Now, next week we talk about common filters and tracking other cards in traffic, and you're going to implement our common filter, so I'll see you in the next class.

Alright, welcome back. We're up to Lecture five here in

It turns out that all of the modern programming languages that we are considering

So for example if you want to learn something more about ??? architectures,

I think Slam, slam, slam, slam, slam. We're doing SLAM.

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