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| Grading is divided into two parts: 80% of your final project grade is based on the number of hours you spent, and 20% is based on your writeup. | Grading is divided into two parts: 80% of your final project grade is based on the number of hours you spent, and 20% is based on your writeup. | ||
| - | For the number of hours, I will take the total number of hours and divide by 40, then multiply by 100. This will be your percentage. (So, 40 hours == 100%, 30 hours == 75%, etc.) | + | For the number of hours, I will take the total number of hours and divide by 40, then multiply by 100 (and capped at 100%). This will be your percentage. (So, 40 hours == 100%, 30 hours == 75%, etc.) |
| I will evaluate your writeup primarily based on the quality of your writing, although I reserve the right to assign some points based on the quality of your project. | I will evaluate your writeup primarily based on the quality of your writing, although I reserve the right to assign some points based on the quality of your project. | ||
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| ====Requirements for the time log:==== | ====Requirements for the time log:==== | ||
| - | For the time log, you must document the time you spent (on a daily basis). **If you do not document your time, it will not count.** In other words, it is not acceptable to claim that you spent 40 hours on your project, without a time log to back it up. I will not accept any excuses about this requirement. | + | For the time log, you must document the time you spent (on a daily basis) along with a simple description of your activities during that time. **If you do not document your time, it will not count.** In other words, it is not acceptable to claim that you spent 40 hours on your project, without a time log to back it up. I will not accept any excuses about this requirement. |
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| + | So, for example, a time log might look like the following: | ||
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| + | * 8/11 - 1 hour - read alphago paper | ||
| + | * 8/12 - 2 hours - downloaded and cleaned data | ||
| + | * 8/21 - 4 hours - found alphago code | ||
| + | * 8/24 - 1 hour - implemented game logic | ||
| + | * 9/17 - 2 hours - worked on self-play engine | ||
| + | * 9/18 - 1 hour - worked on self-play engine | ||
| + | * 10/1 - 2 hours - started training | ||
| + | * ... etc. | ||
| Additional requirements: | Additional requirements: | ||
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| * You may not count any more than 15 hours of "prep work". This could include dataset preparation, collection and cleaning; or wrestling with getting a simulator / model working for a deep RL project; etc. | * You may not count any more than 15 hours of "prep work". This could include dataset preparation, collection and cleaning; or wrestling with getting a simulator / model working for a deep RL project; etc. | ||
| * At least 20 hours must involve designing, testing, and iterating deep learning-based models, analyzing results, experimenting, etc. | * At least 20 hours must involve designing, testing, and iterating deep learning-based models, analyzing results, experimenting, etc. | ||
| + | * You don't get extra credit for more than 40 hours. Sorry. :) | ||
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