I am self-learning Probabilistic Graphical Models written by Daphne Koller. And for testing how well I learned, I did the exercises in the textbook. But I have no solutions to these exercises. Can anybody give me a copy of the solutions?
2026-03-26 02:55:43.1774493743
Where can I find the solutions to exercises of Probabilistic Graphical Models?
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I reckon the course is hard and some of the exercises are a bit intractable, but I really hope that no solutions show up on the Internet, or it will most likely ruin Coursera's ranking system. Also it's probably contrary to Coursera's Honor Code.