CS2201 Assignment No. 1 Purpose: Gain experience in using and manipulating arrays, particularly partially-filled arrays. Background on DNA, Restriction Enzymes, and PCR: This background is interesting, but not really needed to do the assignment. There are some good stories here, but if you want to get to the assignment, you can skip this stuff. In […]
CS2201 Assignment No. 0 Purpose: This assignment has several goals: 1. This is a relatively simple assignment, meant to get you back into programming after the semester break. 2. Make sure you can edit/compile/run C++ code in whatever IDE you will be using this semester (preferably CLion). 3. Gain experience in using and manipulating objects
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Part I: Develop a GAMS model for the following extended case of the hot-tubs example. Extended Hot-Tubs Example: In addition to Aqua-Spa and Hydro-Lux, Blue Ridge can produce a third type of hot-tub XYZ that generates unit profit of $340. To produce a unit of XYZ, the following resources are required: I pump, 8 hours
2B03 Assignment 1 subtitle: “Tables, figures, and summary statistics” # Goals By completing this assignment, you will: – learn how to edit text in R Markdown – learn to do basic computations using `R` – learn to compute summary statistics in `R` – learn how to load data in `R` – practice making frequency tables,
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— title: “Individual Assignment 2” subtitle: “Seasonality, visualization, and logistic regression” — # General instructions **Before attempting the exercises, please read the following instructions carefully.** **This is an individual assignment. You may use class notes, internet and other references but you are not allowed to seek help from another person.** This assignment is intended to
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Large-Scale Data Mining: Models and Algorithms ECE 219 Winter 2022 Project 4: Regression Analysis and Define Your Own Task! Due on March 16, 2022, 11:59 pm 1 Introduction Regression analysis is a statistical procedure for estimating the relationship between a target variable and a set of features that jointly inform about the target. In this
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ECE 219: Models and Algorithms Winter 2022 Prof. Vwani Roychowdhury UCLA, Department of ECE Project 3: Recommender Systems Due Feb 28th, 2022 by 11:59 pm 1 Introduction The increasing importance of the web as a medium for electronic and business transactions and advertisement, and social media has served as a driving force behind the development
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Large-Scale Data Mining: Models and Algorithms ECE 219 Winter 2022 Prof. Vwani Roychowdhury UCLA, Department of ECE Project 2: Data Representations and Clustering Due Feb 7th, 2022 by 11:59 pm Introduction Machine learning algorithms are applied to a wide variety of data, including text and images. Before applying these algorithms, one needs to convert the
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Unit 1 Individual Assignment. You must upload an Excel spreadsheet for your assignment, with formulas showing all calculations. Please name your file “Lastname, Firstname Unit 1”. Please answer the following questions. All numbers should be in thousands of dollars. Problem 1 Construct an Income Statement for Maxus Manufacturing, for the year ending December 31, 2021,
Lab 2 – Intro to the Grid World Hello! Welcome to Week 2 of Artificial Intelligence. The purpose of this lab is to introduce you to the Grid World where the remaining prolog labs will take place. This lab is vitally important for both coursework and exam students so please make sure that you complete
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