In previous weeks, we talked about images being made of smaller building blocks called pixels. Today, we will go into further detail about the zeros and ones that make up these images. In …

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"""Return something Param a: number Param b: number""" > foo(3,4) What is in the box? A: 2 B: 3 C: 16

In today's lecture, we will learn how to: - Write shell scripts We've seen how to execute commands in the shell and pipe multiple commands together. Sometimes, we want to run many, many …

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Check out the Python notebook for Lecture 4, which implements this with a bunch of different pivot-selection methods. Seems to work! Check out the lecture notes for a rigorous proof …

Lecture 4 Learning Supervised Learning. Nearest-Neighbor Classification. Perceptron Learning. Support Vector Machines. Regression. Loss Functions. Overfitting. Regularization. …

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Lecture 4 takeaway: The Unix V6 Filesystem represents directories as files, with payloads containing directory entries. Lookup begins at the root directory for absolute paths.