The course outcomes are
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CO1: Describe the key concept of statistical learning;
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CO2: Compare statistical models for prediction and estimation through supervised learning;
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CO3: Identify relationship and structures from unlabelled data through unsupervised learning;
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CO4: Demonstrate supervised and unsupervised learning with statistical software;
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CO5: Interpret results from supervised and unsupervised learning.
Announcements
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Week 1: Practical and Tutorial start from Week 1. Tuesday is Thaipusam holiday. A pre-recorded video will be prepared for P1 and P2. You may join the Wednesday 3-4pm class at KB904 if you prefer physical class. Please scan the QR code before Wednesday 4 pm for your attendance.
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Week 2: Assignment question is ready. Start forming assignment groups and pick the dataset of interest.
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Week 3: All assignment groups should be formed. Those not in an assignment group will not get marks for early formation of assignment groups and will be randomly assigned a group by lecturer.
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Week 4: Assignment groups will be finalised and assignment starts.
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Week 6: Tuesday is Nuzul Al-Quran holiday. A pre-recorded video will be prepared for P1 and P2. You may join the Wednesday 3-4pm class at KB904 if you prefer physical class. Please scan the QR code before Wednesday 4 pm for your attendance.
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Week 8: Online prerecorded videos for lecture, tutorial and practical will be prepared due to Hari Raya Puasa holiday. Please scan the QR codes in MS Teams before Friday for the attendance.
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Week 11: Wednesday (23 April) 6pm: Deadline for the submission of assignment report and computer program. This should be the last week for tutorial classes.
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Week 12: This should be the last week for practical classes.
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Week 12 or Week 13: Oral Presentation will be arranged.
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Week 14 Friday or later: Check the coursework marks which will be announced in MS Teams’s 2025.02 channel). Inform the lecturer if there are any mistakes.
Methods of Assessment
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Practical Quiz (12%, CO4) @ Week 6
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Assignment. (Total: 38%, Report 18%, Program 10%, Oral Presentation 10%)
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Final Exam (50%, CO1—CO3,CO5. Each question corresponds to one CO)
Lecture Notes
Tutorials
Practicals
Recommendations
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COMP 3200 / 6980 - Intro to Artificial Intelligence - Lecture 01 - Course Introduction / What is AI
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Professor Dave Churchill has broken down AI nicely using the mindmap
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