It's moving to the right in this example, and it knows roughly how far it moved.

A gaussian with a small amount of uncertainty might look like this.

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And if you look at the end result, our estimate is almost exactly 11, which is the result of 10 1.

Of course, we can't know what will happen.

Every time the robot moves, it loses information as to where it is.

Then you arrive at a prediction that adds the motion of command to the mean, and it has an increased uncertainty over the initial uncertainty.

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For my first question, I'll assume P equals 1.

I will find myself in the same state as before.

I initialized both with 0 because I don't know the actual location and the velocity.

So it's 0, 0, 0, 0 please don't change it.

We update our position to be 2.666, which is now a jump away from 1, and we reduce our uncertainty.

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As a robot moves, its location uncertainty is going to increase.

This is 1.24 to the 10th, but a really small uncertainty, even smaller than this one over here.

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First, it can only handle true and false values.

We've got a solid start.

The velocity estimate is correctly 1, which is .99999, and I have yet another uncertainty matrix which illustrates

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And then the next update comes in at 6, and it gives us a measurement of 5.99 and now a reduced uncertainty of 2.39.

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You can actually derive what the centrifugal noise in the sensor and characterize those.

And the way to see this is if we started over here at a well defined zero position, and you go to over here and you have some uncertainty as to where you might be.

It's 4.98.

And then we go to move to the right again by 1, which makes the prediction 6.99.

We have a weighted mean over here.

Are you sure?

We got a kraken. You sure?