COMP9414: Artificial Intelligence Tutorial Week 3: Constraint Satisfaction/Planning 1. Formulate the 8-Queens problem as a constraint satisfaction problem with 8 variables (one for each column) whose domain is the set of possible row positions. Then trace forward checking and domain splitting with arc consistency. A (near-solution) state is shown below. 2. Formulate the blocks world […]
Compilers and computer architecture From strings to ASTs (2): context free grammars Martin Berger 1 October 2019 1Email: M.F.Berger@sussex.ac.uk, Office hours: Wed 12-13 in Chi-2R312 1/1 Recall the function of compilers 2/1 Recall we are discussing parsing Source program Lexical analysis Intermediate code generation Optimisation Syntax analysis Semantic analysis, e.g. type checking Code generation Translated
N-gram Language Models COMP90042 Natural Language Processing Lecture 3 COPYRIGHT 2020, THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE 1 COMP90042 L3 • Language Models NLP is about explaining language ‣ Why some sentences are more fluent than others • • • • We measure ‘goodness’ using probabilities estimated by language models E.g. in speech recognition: recognise speech >
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Property Based Testing Example Coverage Lazy Evaluation Homework 1 Software System Design and Implementation Property Based Testing; Lazy Evaluation Liam O’Connor University of Edinburgh LFCS (and UNSW) Term 2 2020 Property Based Testing Example Coverage Lazy Evaluation Homework 2 Free Properties Haskell already ensures certain properties automatically with its language design and type system. 1
COMP9313: Big Data Management Mining Data Streams Source from Dr. Xin Cao Data Streams •In many data mining situations, we do not know the entire data set in advance •Stream Management is important when the input rate is controlled externally • Google queries • Twitter or Facebook status updates •We can think of the data
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MAT224 ASSIGNMENT 1 SOLUTIONS DUE BY FRIDAY MAY 22, 2020, 11:59 PM Each question is worth 5 marks. Question 1. Let V = R2. For (a1,a2),(b1,b2) ∈ V and c ∈ R define (0, 0) if c = 0 (a1,a2)+(b1,b2)=(a1+b1,a2+b2)andc(a1,a2)= ca1,a2 ifc̸=0. c Is V a vector space with these operations? If yes, prove it.
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Induction Data Types Type Classes Functors Homework 1 Software System Design and Implementation Induction, Data Types and Type Classes Dr. Liam O’Connor University of Edinburgh LFCS (and UNSW) Term 2 2020 Induction Data Types Type Classes Functors Homework Recap: Induction Suppose we want to prove that a property P(n) holds for all natural numbers n.
Text Classification COMP90042 Natural Language Processing Lecture 4 COPYRIGHT 2020, THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE 1 COMP90042 L4 • • • • Fundamentals of classification Text classification tasks Algorithms for classification Evaluation Outline 2 COMP90042 L4 Classification ‣ A document d • ‣ • • Output ‣ A predicted class c ∈ C • Input Often
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ECON3350/7350 Single Equation Models of Multiple Time Series Eric Eisenstat The University of Queensland Lecture 4 Eric Eisenstat (School of Economics) ECON3350/7350 Week 4 1 / 22 Multiple Time Series Models Recommended readings Author Title Chapter Call No Patterson Enders Hill et al. An Introduction to Applied Economet- rics: A Time Series Approach Applied Econometric
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Exercise 5 GADTs TypeSafe printf More on Vectors Administrivia 1 Software System Design and Implementation GADTs Practice Curtis Millar CSE, UNSW (and Data61) 22 July 2020 Exercise 5 GADTs TypeSafe printf More on Vectors Administrivia 2 Parse a series of tokens. Exercise 5 Exercise 5 GADTs TypeSafe printf More on Vectors Administrivia 3 Parse a