Well, it's a probability distribution.

And I'm the god of probability.

So let me draw the probability distribution.

Now the thing to know about a probability distribution is that each one of these probabilities is less that one, right?

Now, whose to say that, that joint probability distribution is even a joint probability distribution?

But I want to show you it is a completely common sense thing.

What's the probability distribution over heads.

So there are 7 possibilities for chair one.

And maybe I'll call it a probability tree

So let's say this is a set of all possibilities. This is the set of all possibilities.

The Bertrand paradox is a problem within the classical interpretation of probability theory.

A really principled frequentist can't produce a probability distribution...

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So, that's great and I just defined the joint probability distribution.

How many probability values are required to specify this Bayes network?

We now know what a probability distribution is.

Your transition function tells you what the likelihoods are.

It bakes in all of the probabilities in the transition function.

The first is just the ratio of the prior probabilities of the two classes.

This representation is absolutely core to probability and to mobile robot localization.

The total of those is 1. The quarter is claimed by heads.

So this is a probability distribution, which is often written in the following way.

With likelihood weighting, we fix the evidence variables.

In fact, people almost never know the probabilities of future economic events.

So the first thing, probability actually, let me define something else.

In another wards the difference between these two probabilities is negligible.

literally write down the weights that the distribution assigns to the string zero, zero, zero.

The theory of random graphs lies at the intersection between graph theory and probability theory.

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Now, to characterize that I'm going to use an idea called the probability distribution.

Again very similar to the context of probability distributions.

Let's do a couple of excercises from our probability one module.

So therefore, the sum of these two terms must a half And we're done.

Now what's the probability I'm going through a little bit of a probability review.

And this Venn diagram, this is just a way to visualize the different probabilities. And they become interesting when you start thinking about where sets overlap.

But if things are not mutually exclusive, you would have to subtract out the overlap.

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It's just the sum of the probabilities of all of the outcomes contained in that event, right?

I'd like the maximum likelihood, or ML solutions, for the following probabilities.

A1 occurs or A2 occurs is basically less than the sum of the two probabilities.

And maybe it'll go to this probably distribution that's a shell around that one.

And with that said, let's talk about probability distributions and expected values.

Now let's do another very typical example when you first learn probability. And this is the idea of rolling a die.

The lottery is an excellent example, of course an excellent test case of people's ability to compute probabilities.

Possibility theory is a mathematical theory for dealing with certain types of uncertainty and is an alternative to probability theory.