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-<p>Just like in the single random variable case, we are now represending our belief in the continuous random variables as <i>densities</i> rather than probabilities. Recall that a density represents a relative belief. If the density of $f(X = 1.1, Y = 0.9)$ is twice as high as the density that $f(X = 1.1, Y = 1.1)$ the function is expressing that it is twice as likely to find the particular combination of $X = 1.1$ and $Y=0.9$.
+<p>Just like in the single random variable case, we are now representing our belief in the continuous random variables as <i>densities</i> rather than probabilities. Recall that a density represents a relative belief. If the density of $f(X = 1.1, Y = 0.9)$ is twice as high as the density that $f(X = 1.1, Y = 1.1)$ the function is expressing that it is twice as likely to find the particular combination of $X = 1.1$ and $Y=0.9$.
 
 <h2>Multivariate Gaussian</h2>
 

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