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                                               ¼ fP þ FðtÞ                     (3.10a)
                                            dt

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                                        FðtÞ$Fðt0Þ  ¼ 2k B f dðt   t0Þ         (3.10b)
                     Human vision system has multiple layer deep feature extraction and can detect
                  single photon at warm body temperature against the quantum mechanics uncertainty
                  principle and Shannon statistical information theory.
                     Definition: the probability is defined by Komogorov triplet: [closed set, a
                     metric, and a measure].
                     Wide Sense Analyticity: There is a differentiable energy function of the scalar
                  energy landscape. Given the set of initial and boundary conditions, each corresponds
                  to a gradient descent result.
                     Wide Sense Causality: The feedforward neural network (NN) can take the
                  gradient descent from the initial labeled boundary conditions to reach an unlabeled
                  local minimum.
                     DL in multiple layers (about 10e100) that propagate nodal excitation data
                  through the connection weight matrix [W j,i ] between j-th & i-th neuron processor el-
                  ements (about millions per layer). By creating multilayer neural networks, we can
                  accommodate multicut in the classifier domain for a broader class of machine
                  learning that can reduce the false alarm rate (FAR). The reason why it is necessary
                  is not due to the nuisance false positive rate (FPR); but rather the detrimental false
                  negative rate (FNR) that can delay the early convergence solution, or not sick for
                  “seeing physician” (cf. R. Lipmann, Intro NN, IEEE ASP Magazine (1986)).
                     Corollary: a rule-based decision making is inefficient, and not yet smart. Proof:
                  Since it takes another rule to break this rule, and so on, so forth, the chain of rules
                  becomes an open set that like bifurcation cascade cannot be normalized into the
                  probability; but an open set of possibilities called FMF by Lotfi Zadeh, and when
                  using the bifurcation dynamics to chaos by Walter Freeman.
                     Theorem: Experience-based expert system (EBES) is wiser gaining from the
                  other experience. For example, we have equipped with identical full collision sensor
                  suite FMF, NewtoneLangevin inertial motion-road friction coefficient FMF, and
                  time (seconds) and location (10th feet) GPS FMF. We consider the scenario of iden-
                  tical AVs facing the cardinal rules: “stopping at a red light.” “red light can only right
                  turn” “pedestrian first (including wearing uniform police who is not walking).”
                  Result: M&S identical AV have learned to glide over slowly in the midnight at
                  the Gobi desert.
                  1. Cloud Big Databases, for example, billion smartphones, in positive enhance-
                     ment loops. Let the machine statistically generate all possible FMFs with
                     different gliding distance in triangle shape (with a mean and a variance). It is
                     associated with different brake-stopping FMF distances for the 1000 cars to
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