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CompSciProgram

This repository contains exercises and projects on computational science and AI for the CompSci program

First project:

Machine learning with linear and non-linear regression, logistic regression and support vector machines as well as Bayesian linear regression. This involves linear algebra (matrix inversion, determinants, eigenvalues, SVD and more from FYS4150), convex optimization problem (gradient descent, steepest descent, stochastic gradient descent, iterative solvers) and several central (deterministic) ML methods. Calculation-oriented statistics with Bayes' theorem and MCMC sampling can also be included. Bayesian linear regression can be omitted.

Workload: 6 ECTS.

Datasets you study can be adapted to your research field, whether it is astro, physics, chemistry, bioscience, geoscience or mathematics. Planned finished end January 2023

Second project:

Deep learning: standard neural networks, convolution and neural networks (CNN), recursive neural networks, Boltzmann machines, various autoencoders and possibly general adversial networks. Reduction of dimensionality in scientific problems. Possible topic to work with: solution of ordinary and partial differential equations. Here we can take this from a deep learning perspective and a traditional final difference form taught in FYS4150. But we can also focus on classification problems. Datasets can again be adapted to the field.

Workload: 7 ECTS. Planned finished end March/begin April 2023

Third project:

Three possible alternative paths that combine elements from both courses. -Unsupervised learning: PCA, other dimensionality reduction methods and clustering, k-means or similar methods. -Bayesian machine learning: brings in MCMC, statistics and deep learning. -Quantum machine learning: Boltzmann machines, classical and quantum machines. MCMC simulations, gradient methods. -Or simulate data and themes related to own research or other user defined topics.

Workload: 7 ECTS. Planned finished end May/begin June 2023

In total 20 ECTS.

Lectures

October 26

November 2

November 9

November 23

December 12

December 13

December 14

January 18

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January 25

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February 1

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February 8

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February 15

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February 22

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March 1

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March 8

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March 15

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March 22

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March 29

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April 12

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April 17

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April 23

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April 30

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This repository contains exercises and projects on computational science and AI for the CompSci program. Lecture notes at https://compphysics.github.io/MachineLearning/doc/LectureNotes/_build/html/intro.html

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