He wants to know how Graph SLAM deals with non distinguishable landmarks.

We're resolving some lastminute insurance issues.

We are putting a lot of emphasis on the early detection of any difficulties and problems that the students in our schools may have.

Same thing here, for any given y we can have two x's pointing to it.

We're thoroughly prepared for the millennium bug.

We should sit down and

It's a whole way of thinking.

So the setting of a cross validation error being high corresponds to either this regime or this regime.

What if we changed the cost of occlusion to 100?

(Laughter)

This is a sign of the range of problems that machine learning touches.

I spent a great deal of time dealing with that problem last week.

New ways of making electric transportation.

And one day I'll do videos on that.

I've got the opposite problem.

I didn't tell you how to extract the location of other cars from radar and laser.

It actually turns out to be the harder of the two problems.

There seems to be a problem with the main reactor.

That uncertainty might grow over time.

A manager or the software change control board assigns the bug to an individual developer who now works on it.

It should be on adult men with power.

Often where challenges lie at least in the recent years has been implementation, particularly scaling issues pretty much everything these days is done using

And with that growth comes some severe practical problems, one of which is our transportation system simply won't be able to deal with it.

Tom has no idea how to deal with this problem.

One to one, no problem...

Let's find out.

So what can we do about it?

There's more to it than just practical applications and packaging.

has failed to protect its citizens, has failed to preserve the rule of law and has failed to secure our borders.

I wouldn't claim we have solved this problem.

He can cope with the problems.

Cars and trucks add up to about 25 percent of the world's CO2 emissions.

I actually have more of a challenge being a math teacher.

What's in it for me?

low order polynomial such as a plus one, when we really needed a higher order polynomial to fit the data.

The thing that we see as the kind of Moore's Law trend that's driving improvement in our ability to address the environmental problem is new materials.

Who'll handle this problem?

Okay, we have a situation, but I think I have a way to handle it.

So we've redefined, now, what a foot is.

But it's also really important that we don't get distracted by the theater or the morals of it.

We are living in a more complicated and fragmented world.

What is our approach?

like so many of you.

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And I've been doing these problems because I think they're really neat applications of essentially fairly basic, even you could call it physics, rate problems, and a little bit of algebra.