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** [http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~wcohen/10-605/practice-questions/f2015-midterm.pdf practice questions for midterm - v1].  This document also references the relevant questions from two previous review sheets:
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*** [http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~wcohen/10-605/practice-questions/s2014-final.pdf practice questions from final, 2014]
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Revision as of 15:06, 14 October 2015

This is the syllabus for Machine Learning with Large Datasets 10-605 in Fall 2015.

Notes:

  • Homeworks, unless otherwise posted, will be due when the next HW comes out.
  • Lecture notes and/or slides will be (re)posted around the time of the lectures.

  • Tues Sep 29. Fast KNN and similarity joins
  • Thus Oct 1. Scalable SGD and Hash Kernels
    • For 805 students: an initial project proposal is due via email to wcohen+805@gmail.com. You will get feedback on it from the instructors, and it will also be posted to the class - mainly for 605 students that are interested in collaborating, but also for general interest. Please be clear about your proposal. I'm expecting approximately one page. You should discuss what dataset you plan to use, what results you hope to obtain, what baseline technique you will build on and/or compare to. Also include a section saying if you have a partner; and if you are willing to work with/mentor one or more 605 students, and if so, how you anticipate them contributing to the project.
  • Tues Oct 6. Parallel Perceptrons 1.
  • Thus Oct 8. Parallel Perceptrons 2.
  • Tues Oct 13. More on parallel and streaming ML: Adaptive gradients, AllReduce, and Parameter Servers
    • HW4 out: streaming logistic regression classifier
  • Thus Oct 15. Matrix Factorization and SGD
    • For 805 students: the final project proposal is due.
  • Tues Oct 20. guest lecture from Mark Torrance of RocketFuel
  • Thus Oct 22. midterm exam


Topics covered in previous years but not in 2015