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It all depends on your background. If you come from a Bayesian background, looking at a Kalman filter as a posterior update mechanism is very intuitive. A distr
by hgomersall 3y ago
It all depends on your background. If you come from a Bayesian background, looking at a Kalman filter as a posterior update mechanism is very intuitive. A distribution over state that gets updated as more information arrives...