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Published in Journal 1, 2009
This paper is about the number 1. The number 2 is left for future work.
Recommended citation: Your Name, You. (2009). "Paper Title Number 1." Journal 1. 1(1). http://academicpages.github.io/files/paper1.pdf
Published in Journal 1, 2010
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Recommended citation: Your Name, You. (2010). "Paper Title Number 2." Journal 1. 1(2). http://academicpages.github.io/files/paper2.pdf
Published in Journal 1, 2015
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Recommended citation: Your Name, You. (2015). "Paper Title Number 3." Journal 1. 1(3). http://academicpages.github.io/files/paper3.pdf
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Slides | Date | Topic | Readings | Assignments |
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Lecture 0 | 31/01 Wed | Introduction | ||
Lecture 1 | 02/02 Fri | Math basics | ||
Lecture 2 | 07/02 Wed | Supervised learning basics | ||
Lecture 3 | 09/02 Fri | Logistic regression | ||
Lecture 4 | 14/02 Wed | Generalized linear models, classification | ||
Lecture 5 | 16/02 Fri | Kernel methods | ||
Lecture 6 | 21/02 Wed | SVM | ||
Lecture 7 | 23/02 Fri | Naive Bayes | ||
Lecture 8 | 28/02 Wed | MLE, MAP | ||
Lecture 9 | 01/03 Fri | Gradient descent, SGD, Newton’s method | ||
Lecture 10 | 06/03 Wed | Generalization, bias-variance tradeoff | ||
Lecture 11 | 08/03 Fri | Clustering | ||
Lecture 12 | 13/03 Wed | Expectation Maximization | ||
Lecture 13 | 15/03 Fri | PCA/ICA | ||
Lecture 14 | 20/03 Wed | mid-term exam | ||
Lecture 15 | 22/03 Fri | Probabilistic Graphical Models | ||
Lecture 16 | 27/03 Wed | HMM | ||
29/03 Fri | Good Friday holiday | |||
03/04 Wed | mid-term break | |||
05/04 Fri | mid-term break | |||
Lecture 17 | 10/04 Wed | Neural Networks, backprop | ||
Lecture 18 | 12/04 Fri | Neural Networks, architectures | ||
Lecture 19 | 17/04 Wed | Neural architectures | ||
Lecture 20 | 19/04 Fri | Variational autoencoder | ||
Lecture 21 | 24/04 Wed | Generative adversarial networks | ||
Lecture 22 | 26/04 Fri | Reinforcement Learning | ||
01/05 Wed | Labor day | |||
Lecture 23 | 03/05 Fri | Languge models | ||
Lecture 24 | 08/05 Wed | Pretraining | ||
Lecture 25 | 10/05 Fri | Large language models |
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Slides | Date | Topic | Readings | Assignments |
---|---|---|---|---|
Lecture 0 | 31/01 Wed | Introduction | ||
Lecture 1 | 02/02 Fri | Math basics | ||
Lecture 2 | 07/02 Wed | Supervised learning basics | ||
Lecture 3 | 09/02 Fri | Logistic regression | ||
Lecture 4 | 14/02 Wed | Generalized linear models, classification | ||
Lecture 5 | 16/02 Fri | Kernel methods | ||
Lecture 6 | 21/02 Wed | SVM | ||
Lecture 7 | 23/02 Fri | Naive Bayes | ||
Lecture 8 | 28/02 Wed | MLE, MAP | ||
Lecture 9 | 01/03 Fri | Gradient descent, SGD, Newton’s method | ||
Lecture 10 | 06/03 Wed | Generalization, bias-variance tradeoff | ||
Lecture 11 | 08/03 Fri | Clustering | ||
Lecture 12 | 13/03 Wed | Expectation Maximization | ||
Lecture 13 | 15/03 Fri | PCA/ICA | ||
Lecture 14 | 20/03 Wed | mid-term exam | ||
Lecture 15 | 22/03 Fri | Probabilistic Graphical Models | ||
Lecture 16 | 27/03 Wed | HMM | ||
29/03 Fri | Good Friday holiday | |||
03/04 Wed | mid-term break | |||
05/04 Fri | mid-term break | |||
Lecture 17 | 10/04 Wed | Neural Networks, backprop | ||
Lecture 18 | 12/04 Fri | Neural Networks, architectures | ||
Lecture 19 | 17/04 Wed | Neural architectures | ||
Lecture 20 | 19/04 Fri | Variational autoencoder | ||
Lecture 21 | 24/04 Wed | Generative adversarial networks | ||
Lecture 22 | 26/04 Fri | Reinforcement Learning | ||
01/05 Wed | Labor day | |||
Lecture 23 | 03/05 Fri | Languge models | ||
Lecture 24 | 08/05 Wed | Pretraining | ||
Lecture 25 | 10/05 Fri | Large language models |