lectures, review questions

[Tim Menzies]

my last dm lecture for 2009 (so soon? but i was only just getting to know you all)
- http://menzies.us/iccle/?rx

my second last set of review questions (all but bagging, boosting, and treatment learning)
- http://menzies.us/iccle/?q9

see you in class

t

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[Tim Menzies]

cooking competition is judged by friedman/nemenyi. please run experiments for all the variants of your own methods and report the statistical analysis of the results. working with other people's code is 100% optional (but feel free to burrow, if their stuff is useful)

t

On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 4:04 PM, Daniel Edward Sloan <dsl...@mix.wvu.edu> wrote:

Dr. Menzies,

We were wondering exactly what we're supposed to do as per the "cooking
competition" for this final project. I know that we're supposed to put
our stuff into trunk, and (I think?) make our deftests play nicely with
everyone else's (or is this not true...?), but we are having a hard time
figuring out exactly what we're supposed to be doing as per everyone
else's code. We have notes from you about analyzing our own code, but do
we really have to look at anyone else's stuff? If so, how?

Thanks,
Group 8
Watchmen

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Thomas Merton