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MIT 6.S094: Deep Learning for Self-Driving Cars Cooperative Learning: 7 Free PDF Assessment Instruments Introduction Evaluating cooperative learning activities may seem like a Herculean task. But, actually it's not. Like any other assessment, you must determine in advance what you would like to assess and to what degree. Do you want to evaluate individual success, group success or perhaps, cooperative skills? Actually, I think you may find that it's useful to evaluate all three. I'm relatively sure what you may be thinking here. We teachers already have full plates--with all of the paperwork, lesson planning, endless paper grading, and the myriad of other things that are demanded of us, we just don't need something else to do. However, as you know from your own experiences, kids EXPECT to be evaluated. Pity the poor teacher who would respond to that question with, "No, but this will make great practice." The kids, of course, would immediately shut down. What follows on this page is a small collection of assessment tools that can be used for cooperative learning. Quick Links for THIS Page
Interactive Dashboards and Data Apps with Plotly and Dash So far, we have discussed the basic structure of a Dash app and gone through a brief overview of its main elements: the imports, app instantiation, app layout, callbacks (which we will cover in the next chapter), and running the app. We created a bare-bones app, and then we learned how to add a few HTML elements to it. We are now ready to take our app to the next level—from a layout perspective. We will keep working with the app.layout attribute and control it in a more powerful and flexible way using the Dash Bootstrap Components package. Bootstrap is basically a set of tools that abstract away many details for handling the layout of web pages. Here are some of the most important benefits of using it: Themes: As we will see in a moment, changing the app's theme is as simple as providing an additional argument while instantiating the app. Let's explore these features one by one. Themes First, let's see how easy it is to change the theme of an app. Grid system and responsiveness Tip
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Deep Learning Course ⇢ François Fleuret You can find here the materials for the EPFL course EE-559 “Deep Learning”. These documents are under heavy development, in particular due to pytorch updates. Please avoid to distribute the pdf files, and share the URL of this page instead. Info sheet: dlc-info-sheet.pdf We will use the pytorch framework for implementations. Thanks to Adam Paszke, Alexandre Nanchen, Xavier Glorot, Matus Telgarsky, and Diederik Kingma, for their help, comments, or remarks. Course material You will find here the slides I use to teach, which are full of “animations” and not convenient to print or use as notes, and the handouts, with two slides per pages. Practical session prologue Helper python prologue for the practical sessions: dlc_practical_prologue.py Lecture 1 (Feb 21, 2018) – Introduction and tensors Lecture 2 (Feb 28, 2018) – Machine learning fundamentals Empirical risk minimization, capacity, bias-variance dilemma, polynomial regression, k-means and PCA. Cross-entropy, L1 and L2 penalty.
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30 Python Best Practices, Tips, And Tricks With the holidays behind us, most of us have returned to our day jobs. For all those hard workers, here are 30 Python best practices, tips, and tricks. I’m sure they’ll help you procrastinate your actual work, and still learn something useful in the process. In case you missed it: Python 2 is officially not supported as of January 1, 2020. This guide has a bunch of examples that only work in Python 3. If you’re still on Python 2.7, upgrade now. If you’re on MacOS, you can use Homebrew to painlessly upgrade Python. You can check for the Python version in your code, to make sure your users are not running your script with an incompatible version. IPython is basically an enhanced shell. Read the full list here. Another useful feature is referencing the output of a previous command. Install IPython with: pip3 install ipython A list comprehension can replace ugly for loops used to fill a list. [ expression for item in list if conditional ] Or even call an external function: pip3 install emoji