STANFORD

 CS229
 Machine Learning
 Autumn 2012

Announcements


  • new Check out this year's awesome projects at Fall 2012 Projects.

  • Come check out the cool new projects during the CS229 Poster Session this Thursday December 13th, 8.30-11.30am. More information can be found here

  • The last problem set, Problem Set 4, has been released! Good luck and have a great Thanksgiving break!

  • Please complete and return to us the anonymous midterm survey to help improve the class. The midterm survey is here.

  • Problem Set 3 has been released!

  • Practice midterm from 2010 has been released under Handouts and Materials to help you study for the midterm. Solutions won't be posted for another week or so to give you time to attempt it on your own.

  • Problem Set 2 has been released!

  • We compiled a list of course project suggestions. If there is a project that interests you, contact the project suggestor to learn more.

  • The first problem set has been released and can be found under the Handouts and Materials link. The discussion section on Friday 10/5 will review probability theory that may help out on the homework.

  • The first discussion section will be held on Friday 9/28, in Gates B01, from 2:15-3:05. It will cover some of the Linear Algebra knowledge useful for this course.

  • The first class will be held at 9:00am on Monday 9/24, in the NVIDIA auditorium. We look forward to seeing you there!


    • Course Information

    Instructor:

    Andrew Ng.

    Lectures:

    3-4 units. MW 9:00AM-10:15AM.   NVIDIA Auditorium (in the Huang Engineering Center)

    Discussion sections: Fridays, 2:15-3:05   Location: Gates B01 (optional attendance)

    Email address:

    If you are taking the free online class, you should enroll at www.ml-class.org.

    If you are enrolled in 229 at Stanford (i.e. you're a Stanford student or SCPD student) and have a question, for you to get a response quickly we strongly encourage you to post it on our Piazza forum. If you want to contact the teaching staff directly, you can also email us at cs229-qa@cs.stanford.edu.

    Information and Handouts:


    Comments to cs229-qa@cs.stanford.edu.

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