COSC1076 | Semester 1 2020 Advanced Programming Techniques Assignment 2 (v1.1) Programming Project (Azul) Weight: 50% of the final course mark Group Registration: Week 7 Lab Progress Updates: Weekly (with your tutor during labs) Group Deliverable Due Date: 11.59pm Friday 22 May 2020 (Week 11) Individual Deliverable Due Date: 11.59pm Friday 5 June 2020 (Week […]
Semantic Technologies and Applications COMP5860M John Stell Room 9.15, School of Computing j.g.stell@leeds.ac.uk Lecture 1: January 2020 1 Today Aim to introduce the module Module organisation My research and how it relates to the module idea of the semantic web Idea of ontology Examples of ontology use 2 Module Syllabus
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UNDERSTANDING METADATA WHAT IS METADATA, AND WHAT IS IT FOR? By Jenn Riley A Primer Publication of the National Information Standards Organization Understanding Metadata NISO Primer About the NISO Primer Series This NISO Primer Series is a four-part series of documents that provide introductory guidance to users of data (the other three documents cover research
GOAL: To implement a search engine. Introduction In doing milestones #1 and #2, make sure to consider the evaluation criteria not just of those milestones but also of milestone 3 — part of the milestones’ evaluation will be delayed until the final meeting with the TAs. You are allowed to use any languages and libraries
Semantic Technologies and Applications COMP5860M John Stell Room 9.15, School of Computing j.g.stell@leeds.ac.uk Lecture 13: March 2020 “Ontology is Overrated” and other controversies 1 Today, we look at some controversies around semantics, using these sources: Fritz Lehmann: Semantic Networks (1992) Clay Shirky: Ontology is Overrated (c2005) Lindsay Poirier: A Turn for the
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Introduction 15213 – Recitation 2 – Datalab In this activity you will review the material on integers, binary, and floating-point necessary for datalab. This activity was based on material developed by Professor Saturnino Garcia of the University of San Diego. It is used here with permission. Each activity is designed to be solved in groups
Discriminant Functions 1. Consider a dichotomizer defined using the following linear discriminant function g(x) = w x + w0 where w = 1 and w0 = −5. Plot the decision boundary, and determine the class of the following feature vectors: 1 , 2 , and 3 2. In augmented feature space, a dichotomizer is defined
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COMP2022 Programming for FinTech Applications Spring 2020 Professor: Dr. Grace Wang Week 5: R 1 1 Loop Functions 2 2 1 Looping on the Command Line qlapply(): Loop over a list and evaluate a function on each element qsapply(): Same as lapply but try to simplify the result qapply(): Apply a function over the margins
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COMP2022 Programming for FinTech Applications Spring 2020 Professor: Dr. Grace Wang April 24 2020 Friday 1 1 Agenda qReview R Quiz qMatlab: Array and Matrix qMatlab: Programming structure 2 2 1 Quiz R qAverage: 10.3/20 qHighest: 19/20 §Lee Cheuk Yin. Very impressive work. 3 3 Matlab qMatlab: originally from “Matrix Laboratory” §Can handle arrays/matrices very
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