We can go from that cube to that cube.

Where do we stand today in the field of computer vision in 2012? If you consider the area of recognition.

And that's choice B.

And we set the parameter theta zero to be only zero. In the next video.

What was our original problem that we started working with?

So it's choice B.

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And that's choice C.

The other one would have been if you had a minus sign here.

That's what the y intercept is.

So the answer was A.

Anyway, I like that problem.

So we have a less than right over here.

I think we have time for one more.

Look at this closely and notice that that is the same hopefully it's the same as our original problem.

Watch the Khan Academy video on completing the square.

Where am I?

And that is choice A.

And that is choice C.

Which is choice C in that question.

Use logic to draw conclusions based on accepted statements.

We got it right.

Okay. Next crisis?

NP hard and therefore a polynomial time solution for that problem solves everything in NP.

This becomes now a 2 dimensional problem, and by going from 3 dimensions to 2 dimensions, we can solve the entire problem in no time.

Even though moving one over here and one over there would give a better solution.

It either stays the same or gets bigger.

So there were six ways to get to this cube right there, from that one.

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He solved it so simply, even I can understand it.

And the answer is yes and no it's deeper than all of that.

My next question pertains to the tracking problem that we talked about in class.

Negative 1 and 4 right there.

We got it from this information.

So the only difference, class, is that our object now moves in a 2 dimensional space, where as in class, it moved in a 1 dimensional space.

Obviously, moving a robot in any direction is easier than being constrained by the filters or the car.

Beyond it is another dimension a dimension of sound... a dimension of sight... a dimension of mind.

Which is really a circle.

You'll get to see the incredible Chambal landscape as well.

But there is a problem with that view.

Brain malfunctions all the time.

You're going to sleep?

And then there's a verbal mind, they know every fact about everything.

That's what the absolute value is telling us.

Why are these mistakes in my paper? You read it backwards, you'll catch all of them.