The Training Used to Teach a Dog to Detect a Substance

question 1

True/False

The training used to teach a dog to detect a substance is very different across the detector dog disciplines.

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Definitions:

Aromatic

A class of cyclic, planar compounds with electrons delocalized over the entire structure, providing unique stability, examples include benzene.

Marginal Probability

The probability of an event occurring, marginalizing over the possibilities of any other related events.

Likelihood

The probability of a set of observations given a particular statistical model.

Joint Probability

The likelihood of two or more events occurring simultaneously given the intersection of the events.