For the Bayesian network in Figure 10.7, each node can be in one of three states: up,
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For the Bayesian network in Figure 10.7, each node can be in one of three states: up, down, or no change. How many possible states are there for the entire network?What is the minimum number of probabilities needed to completely define the network?
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