Announcements

Below are your tasks for this week.

Lectures

• Make sure you have watched the videos from week 1 so that you do not fall behind
• Watch the videos for the new lecture topics for week 2 - Naive Bayes Classification and Logistic Regression. The links to the videos and slides are on the Schedule page. We will discuss these in the Q&A session in week 3
• Ask questions on Piazza for any parts you are not clear about

Labs

• Check your personal timetable to see which lab group/time you have been assigned to
• Complete the introduction Lab 0. If you are having issues with this lab, please let us know on Piazza or during the class session in week 2
• Start working on Lab 1 in advance of your first scheduled lab session in week 3

Greetings AML students!

Thanks for attending the AML class session today! If you were not able to make it, the recording is available in Learn.

Below are your tasks for this week.

Lectures

• Watch the videos for the two lecture topics this week - “Introduction to ML” and “Introduction to Classification”. Make sure you are logged in (top right) to see the videos.
• Ask questions on Piazza for any parts you are not clear about, but check if others have asked the question first.

Introduction Lab

• Attempt Lab 0 in your own time. The link is available on the schedule page on the course website for week 2.
• In the readme for the labs you will also find instructions for how to use Noteable and how to import the lab files.

See you next week in the Q&A Session.

Best wishes
Oisin Mac Aodha and Siddharth N.
AML Course Organisers

Greetings AML students!

This is an announcement for all those registered for Applied Machine Learning (AML - INFR11211) in semester one. Please read this carefully as it contains important information.

The full course schedule and lectures are available on this page.

Class Sessions

The first class meeting is next week (Tuesday 16th September) at 4:10pm in Appleton Tower - Lecture Theatre 4.

Make sure to attend this session on time as we will discuss many of the logistics of the course and you will also have an opportunity to ask questions there. It will be recorded in case you cannot make it.

Lectures, Labs, and Tutorials

The lectures for AML are pre-recorded and will be available from our course website one week in advance of each topic. There will also be an in-person tutorial or lab session held every other week, with labs in weeks 3, 5, 7, 9, and tutorials in weeks 4, 6, 8, 10. We will discuss this in more detail in our class session on Tuesday.

Questions

For any queries, please come to the class session or post on Piazza, i.e. don’t respond to this email.

We hope that you will learn a lot about machine learning and how to apply it over the semester!

Best wishes
Oisin Mac Aodha and Siddharth N.
AML Course Organisers