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by rawnlq
3603 days ago
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I took the course a while back and most of the assignments were just straight copying pasting from the pdf or translating some math formula into octave and never more than 10 lines of code. It's so spoon-fed already I don't see why anyone would want to cheat by porting it from python. |
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The class is meant to introduce one to machine learning. As such, the problems are usually fairly simple and one wouldn't need to cheat unless all one is attempting to do it to solve those without looking at either the leture videos or slides.
(Translating from Python to Octave might, on the other hand, require more effort in comparison to implementing the solutions in Octave.)