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Decision Making Needs Uncertainty Quantification [Lecture Notes]
Many signal processing systems ultimately exist to act. Whenever the state variable that determines the action to be taken by a decision maker, or agent, is uncertain, the way that uncertainty is represented decides how well the agent performs and how much its performance can be trusted. This lectur
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