Courses/CS 461/Winter 2007

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[edit] Basics

This quarter this course will split between be on complex systems and the tools used to build and analyze them, and on machine learning approaches

[edit] Grading

[edit] Resources

See CS 461: Complex Systems Resources

Equivalently, see Complex Systems Resources in Courses/CS 461

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[edit] Question, comment, and discussion page

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[edit] User pages and Homework pages

I'd like you each to create a user account. (That will be required before the system allows you to submit your homework.) When you create a user account, also create a user page and make sure to include an email address on it.


I'd also like you each to create a homework page for yourself as a subpage of this page. (Please put your email address on your homework page as well.) To do that enter [[/your name/]] below in the list of homework pages. That will create a page "your name" as a subpage of this page. Then, for each week's homework assignment, put your homework answer as a subpage of that page. Put each week's homework on a separate subpage. Point to those answer pages from the Homework submission sections below. See the examples from previous offerings of the course.


Homework pages: Nick Tolentino,Ziba Rostamin,Jonathan Roberts,Edward Chou, Dan Langlois, Sepideh Nazari, Smbat Bagdassarian, Alain De Lara



To refer to the homework for week 1, enter [[/My name/Week 1 | My name]] under Homework submission for Week 1. This will show up as My name, and it will be a pointer to your Week 1 submission.


Don't forget the [[/ at the beginning and the /]] at the end of all these page pointers.



 All homework assignments are due by the start of class the following week. 

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[edit] Week 1. Introduction

[edit] Introduction

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[edit] Submissions

A check mark ( Image:SmallCheckMark_clear.gif) indicates presentation in class. 

 Edward Chou

 Jonathan Roberts

 Julian Rentera

 Chia-Yao Chien

 Smbat Bagdassarian

[edit] Week 2. Emergence

Emergence

[edit] Submissions

A check mark ( Image:SmallCheckMark_clear.gif) indicates presentation in class. 

 Nick Tolentino

 Ziba Rostamian

 Jonathan Roberts

 Edward Chou

 Chia-Yao Chien

 Sepideh Nazari

 Smbat Bagdassarian

[edit] Week 3. Sandpile

Sandpile

[edit] Submissions

A check mark ( Image:SmallCheckMark_clear.gif) indicates presentation in class. 

 Ziba Rostamian

 Dan Langlois

 Jonathan Roberts

 Sepideh Nazari

 Nick Tolentino

 Chia-Yao Chien

 Edward Chou

[edit] Week 4. Genetic Algorithms

Genetic Algorithms

[edit] Submissions

A check mark ( Image:SmallCheckMark_clear.gif) indicates presentation in class. 

  Ziba Rostamian

  Sepideh Nazari

  Dan Langlois

  Smbat Bagdassarian

  Julian Renteria

  Chia-Yao Chien

  Jonathan Roberts

  Nick Tolentino

  Edward Chou

[edit] Week 5. Genetic Algorithms (contd) and Genetic Programming

CS 461: Genetic Algorithms part 2 and Genetic Programming Notes


Homework 5

[edit] Submissions

A check mark ( Image:SmallCheckMark_clear.gif) indicates presentation in class. 

  Dan Langlois

  Ziba Rostamian

  Jonathan Roberts

  Nick Tolentino

  Smbat Bagdassarian

  Chia-Yao Chien

  Edward Chou

[edit] Week 6. Classifier Systems and Genetics-based machine learning

CS 461: Classifier Systems and GBML Notes

No Homework this week

Resources

Chapter 6 from Goldberg's book (available on reserve in the library)

Learning Classifier Systems Page

E2K: Evolution to Knowledge

Download link for Goldberg's classifier System in Java

ditto, in C

Repast genetic algorithm library documentation link: (thanks to Prof. Abbot) http://jgap.sourceforge.net/#documentation


[edit] Week 7.

[edit] IMPORTANT ROOM CHANGE: The 2/17/07 class meeting will be held in E&T C255E

[edit] Interim class standings posting delayed

I am sorry for the delay, please stay tuned for announcement tonight (2/20/2007)

[edit] Submissions

A check mark ( Image:SmallCheckMark_clear.gif) indicates presentation in class. 

   Dan Langlois

   Ziba Rostamian

   Sepideh Nazari

   Nick Tolentino

   Edward Chou

   Chia-Yao Chien

[edit] Week 8.

[edit] Submissions

A check mark ( Image:SmallCheckMark_clear.gif) indicates presentation in class.

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