CS 6907 Final Project
Due Tuesday, December 12th, by midnight (23:59 EST)
Announcements
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Class participation, EdSTEM and Google Folder.
1. Final Project
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Finish the programming part of your final project, examples
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Single algorithms, LDA, SVM, KNN, and their variations, etc.
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Ensemble methods, Random Forest, Boosting, Voting, and their variations, etc.
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Deep learning, CNN, RNN, Transformer, their variations, etc.
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Submit your Python code
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Make sure the README is clear for recreating your results.
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Take screenshots of your primary results.
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Cite the references, especially where you get the existing code.
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Please do NOT email me your dataset. Instead, write a README about where to download it, similar to the README examples of EEGEyeNet.
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Write the final paper in AAAI two-column format. Your drafts should include the following:
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Title, Authors, and Abstract
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Introduction
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Related work, the dataset you used should be mentioned here, with citations.
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Method: the Algorithms you select should be mentioned in the 'Methods' section.
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Result: the results should be reported in the 'Results' section.
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Discussion: should include evaluation, future work, and limitations.
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Conclusion, concise.
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Page number should range from six to ten.
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Share the final version of the overleaf project with the instructor.
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Write the peer_review_feedback.pdf, include the following:
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What you agree with the reviewers and changed.
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What you agree with the reviewers but you have not yet changed, and why.
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What you disagree with the reviewers and why.
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Submit your optional supplement files for reviewers to understand your project better.
2. Submission Guide
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Each team only submits one file, final_lastname1_lastname_2.zip, including
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A code folder for ALL your Python Code and support files to recreate your results.
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final.PDF for your two-column final paper in AAAI format.
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peer_review_feedback.PDF for what you have changed based on lab 10 peer review.
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Supplement.PDF for your optional supplement.
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3. Notes
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This final Project is a team assignment.
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Each team only needs to submit one ZIP file, with both names on it. The zip file size should be less than 10 M.
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Email 'x.qu@gwu.edu' your zip file as final_project_lastname1_lastname2.zip, and cc your teammate.