- Remove arm_stop prints in driver.
 - Find the latest software from endgame and recompile.
 - See if it is possible to recompile as 32bits.
 - Find the data-files that belong to task1, task2 and task3.
 Add the year to rtxlog (solved July 28, 2016)
Remove arm_stop(0) print.
 
Started Labbook 2021
Oktober 26, 2020
- Found this Youtube lecture on do-calculus in model based learning. Can be summerized that when a variable is latent (non-observable), cutting the causal dependency to one observable variable gives problems if another variable is depend on both the observable and non-observable variable, because one have to sample from the same probability distribution. This can be solved by adding another observable variable: the front-door estimand (which can use its own probability distribution for sampling). 
 
Oktober 17, 2020
- Tried to visualize alpha-beta search with the Jupyther notebook from aima python code.
 - Nice implementation, including reading pseudo-code. Yet, simply pip3 install -r requirements.txt fails, so installing the prerequisites manualy.
 - The notebook games4e.ipynb works fine (including game-trees). Checking games.ipynb, which makes it easier to define your own game. Yet, this notebook still fails on numpy.
 - With moving an old local version of numpy to /tmp the games.ipynb starts. Works fine, except the part of minimax_decision. Can be repaired with psource(minmax_decision) (no 'i'). The canvas goes wrong (str instead of object), even after the correction from notebook import Canvas_min_max
 - The visualisation of alpha_beta algorithm works fine, after a small correction from notebook import Canvas_alpha_beta (additional '_').
 
July 3, 2020
- This TCS3200 sensor would be great for the line-following assignment of the Turtlebot 3 of the Embedded Software and Systems course of the Software Engineering master.
 - The sensor could be connected to Rasberry PI, which has the same PIN layout as the Turtlebot, according to this tutorial.
 - More detailed information on the Turtlebot can be found here.
 
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