The Lecture Notes and Handouts constitute the mandatory reading, and consist of two main ingredients:
Additional, highly recommended reading from classis text books is also listed. The references to those are given in the Course materials.
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No. |
Date |
Topic |
Lecture Notes & Handouts | >
Homework | >
Recommended Reading |
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1 |
Jan 13 |
Orientation,
Introduction
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L2-ReviewOfBasics.pdf CF2/1 |
HW01 due 1/15.
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Haykin Ch1 |
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2 |
Jan 15 |
Introduction, orientation, cont'd
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L2-ReviewOfBasics.pdf
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HW02 due 1/24
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Haykin Ch10 |
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3 |
Jan 20 | Associative memory | L4-AssociativeMemory.h.pdf and L4.x files
CF1/2 |
7aykin Ch2.11 or Ham & Kostanic Ch 3.2 |
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4 |
Jan 22 | Associative memory, cont'd | updated L4-AssociativeMemory.h.pdf and L4.x files
CF1/2 |
Haykin Ch2.11 or Ham & Kostanic Ch 3.2 |
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5 |
Jan 27 | Associative memory(wrap-up)
Simple Perceptron |
updated L4-AssociativeMemory.h.pdf and L4.x files
CF1/2 L5-Perceptron.h.part1.pdf CF1/3 |
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Haykin Ch2.11 or Ham & Kostanic Ch 3.2 |
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