CHAPTER 2 Estimating Probabilities
available data, and (2) be smart about how we represent joint probability distribu-tions. 2 Estimating Probabilities Let us begin our discussion of how to estimate probabilities with a simple exam-ple, and explore two intuitive algorithms. It will turn out that these two intuitive
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