Samples. Samples.

And that's whats illustrated in this first example.

We want to be able to generalize these results to all healthy adults.

Video That's what we call the seven minutes of terror. So the plan is to dig in the soil and take samples that we put them in an oven and actually heat them and look what gases will come from it.

And on the X axis here are examples.

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Remember, every sample statistic is just a point estimate.

So to summarize, these are the important concepts to take away from this first segment.

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We should leave.

I'm going to denote that M subscript cv, so that's the number of cross validation examples.

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Okay, ... Sample.

And so in general, this subscript test is going to denote examples that come from a test set so that x1 subscript test, y1 subscript test is my first test example which I guess in this example might be this example over here.

They wanted this to generalize to all children in United States.

So we have a diamond drill.

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And for it to work we have to have, true independent variables and I'll explain that a little bit more in the second segment.

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It's involved in learning and memory.

Their ratio tells us the water temperature.

47,905 blood samples.

Now, in order to do that, we have to have true independent variables, and I'll explain what I mean by that in a moment.

It's saying that all the values of x1 and x2 that have a high height above the surface, corresponds to an a non anomalous example of an OK or normal example.

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And if you look at the x axis, you get a feel for the age of the people in this sample.

We gotta get this stuff off to Dietrich.

That is again, the mean for one sample is only the mean for that particular sample, the sampling error.

We have on the screen a representative sample of 100 Americans.

That is, generated random sentences that come from the probability distribution defined by that model.

I'd like you to learn these parameters of the Markov chain from the observed sequence.

And that material then we take back to the lab and analyze it.

It's bigger than all the other individual samples.

So, we should take a sample.

I need to take some samples.

So on. So this example...

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So given a dataset

So the idea is that we're just predicting physical endurance among an, an adult sample.

I'll say later how we choose Epsilon.

And the mean is very close to the mean of the population.

I got a... stool sample. I got piss.

Phlox needs blood samples.