1. We consider a Bayesian network with 20 random variables. We only know that 10 of the variables are isolated from the other 10. What are the number of parameters required to represent the joint distribution? a. 2^10-1 b. 2(2^10-1) c. 2*10 d. 2^20-1

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1. We consider a Bayesian network with 20 random variables. We only know that 10 of the variables are isolated from the other 10. What are the number of parameters required to represent the joint distribution?

a. 2^10-1

b. 2(2^10-1)

c. 2*10

d. 2^20-1

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