One of the reasons why modern AI methods actually work in the real world – as opposed to most of the earlier good old-fashioned methods in the 1960-1980s – is the ability to deal with uncertainty.
We use the following mathematical rules to implement Real-World Artificial Intelligence
1. Odds and probability.
2. The Bayes rule.
3. Naive Bayes classification.
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