What if I were to ask you four is twenty percent of what number? So a lot of people's reflex might just be, oh, let me take twenty percent.

Reflex.

Yes, because Big Theta is like an equality.

So, if we break that down into layers, here's that diffuse component we saw in the first slide.

Not a challenging task.

Refraction

Refraction

Reflection

Reflections

Reflect

You laugh, you laugh. But hey.

Fresnel reflectivity

It doesn't become dark. Why is that?

Bits of you do.

Reflection

Rather their goal is to look reasonable to the viewer.

Lovely though physical exercise may be, there are other parts to life there's the intellectual side there's the emotional side there's the spiritual side.

Diffuse

Special reflection

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So we don't actually have to ever learn the transition model, P, with a Q learning agent.

like, coming to look into a mirror.

Even when on its worst behavior,

No reflection

And blue.

That's a reflex action.

Reflections on puddle.

A final instance where things might go wrong is reflective objects that have specular reflections.

Never take it off until the last minute, it reflects light.

Not a whole lot.

It's just that in many cases this scattering is over an imperceptably small distance.

The rebel base will be in firing range... in seven minutes.

One day, I found a very interesting material which had a very unique optical property called 'retro reflective material.'

Reflection print scanner

Conserve energy for reflection

Redirection

True Reflection

Unlike a normal mirror, it can reflect back the incidental light in the exact same direction.

That's tissue inflammation. It's a reaction to your radiotherapy.

Metallic objects have no lambertian diffuse term. Well, not a lie, I just like being dramatic.

A mirror reflects light.

Water reflects light.

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Yellow and Red Reflection