CS 91.3 Final Project Ten-Page Paper
Due Tuesday, May 10th, by midnight (23:59 EST)
1. Goals
The goals for this final project are:
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Try the NeurIPS submission process
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Understand the scope of work of a ten-page paper
2. Your Final Project
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Finish your ten-page paper in the NeurIPS format. Your paper should include:
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Title, Authors, and Abstract
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Introduction
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Method
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Result
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Discussion
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Conclusion
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Submit your Python code, and make sure the README.txt is clear for recreating your results.
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Highlight your code innovation in comments blocks of python files
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Correctly Cite the code you learn from other papers or GitHub links, in comments blocks.
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Test your Python code on both of your computers.
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Please do NOT email me your dataset.
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3. Submission Guide
3.1. Team Submission
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Each team only submits one file, final_lastname1_lastname2.zip, including
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final_paper_lastname1_lastname2.PDF for your ten-page paper in the NeurIPS format.
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A code folder for ALL your Python Code files. Please Do NOT submit dataset files.
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Each team only needs to submit one ZIP file, with both names on it, a total size of less than 5 M.
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Email 'xqu1@swarthmore.edu' your final files as final_lastname1_lastname2.zip.
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3.2. Individual Submission
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This part is Confidential.
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Email 'xqu1@swarthmore.edu' your evaluation PDF file.
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Please do NOT cc your co-author.
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Please do NOT upload it to the shared Google Drive Folder.
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Each student only submits one file, Final_Project_Evaluation_lastname.pdf, including
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Answer the questions in the Final Project Course Evaluation PDF file.
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At least five sentences for each question. Include course links if necessary.
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The Final Project Course Evaluation Questions are in our shared Google Folder.
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4. Notes
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This final project is due by midnight on 05/10/2022.