I will have an exam review next Monday 16 June, from 13:30 in my office (6125). If you are not satisfied with your grade, make a photo copy of your exam and take it with you to my office.
You can come if you are dissatisfied with your individual project grade too.
Mon 9 Jun
All exams are corrected, and are being reported into Ladok. Apparently basic question number 6 was extremely difficult, which was not my purpose.
Therefore I decided to lower the threshold for grade 3 to 5+0 (basic+advanced) points instead of 6+0. (And consequently to 6+1 points for grade 4 and to 7+2 points for grade 5).
The solutions suggestions have been updated with more detailed explanations for questions 4 and 6.
Thu 5 Jun
The projects are now assessed and are being reported into Ladok. You can get a sneak peak of your grade and a short paragraph about your report if you log in to Fire.
There is a clarification of the answer to example exam question 10.1(b).
Thu 22 May
Many students have asked about the “personal notes” that you are allowed to bring to the exam. Just to clarify:
You are allowed to bring one A4 paper of personal notes. There are no further restrictions: you can print on both pages, write by hand, print on a printer, use crayons, whatever.
Mon 19 May
One of you found a bug in the course book! The Minimax-αβ algorithm in figure 10.6 is not correct as it stands:
line 13 should be return α (i.e., if N is a MAX node the function should always return α)
line 21 should be return β (i.e., if N is a MIN node the function should always return β)
Furthermore, line 17 should be outdented, but I guess you’ve already noticed that. Here is another formulation of the algorithm, which happens to be correct:
Christos has drop-in supervision tomorrow Tue 29 April in his office (6452). Note: This is a supervision for all project groups, now just Christos’ own!
Mon 28 Apr
There is a homework for you on Piazza. Please try to finish it by Friday 2 May!
Christos has added the course to Piazza. Please sign up – you can discuss things that are difficult, and there are also exercises for you.
To sign up for Piazza, click “Sign Up”, then search for Chalmers, then select TIN172. You have to enter your email address and wait for the confirmation mail.
Tue 15 Apr
Finally I put up Christos’ lecture notes from last Tuesday, sorry for the delay.
There are also some exercises on chapters 6 and 9.
Fri 11 Apr
I have put up some quick information about the project presentations. The main dates to remember are Tuesday 20 May and Wednesday 21 May.
Happy Easter!
Fri 4 Apr
Christos wants you all to log in to room ai-chalmers-2014 at http://m.socrative.com and fill in the questionnaire (for the lecture notes).
Fri 4 Apr
Your first deadline is 13 April. I have updated week 15 in the schedule with information on what you have to submit.
Thu 3 Apr
I added two new example worlds to the project template:
one is called “complex”, and it is meant to be used for testing advanced planners, and interesting cases for the “all” quantifier.
another is called “impossible”, and it is only meant for exemplifying the different physical laws, it’s not meant for parsing or planning!
You can see both worlds in the example system. To get the new worlds, either update your github repository, or download these two files:
To be able to test them out in your own web client you have to edit the variable ExampleNames on line 6 in shrdlite.js.
Tue 1 Apr
On next week’s supervision (the last one before Easter), you should know what extensions to the project you want to aim for. Note that this is only necessary if you want a higher grade on the project.
Wed 26 Mar
Some of the groups have changed their supervision time. The groups that are affected should already know about it, but please check with the supervision schedule.
There was a misunderstanding in the schedule: All Friday lectures will be in HA4, and the Tuesday lectures are in HC4 (except next Tuesday will will be in HC3). In case of doubt, don’t trust me, trust TimeEdit.
Thu 20 Mar
If you are using Python, and have installed NLTK via the Ubuntu package manager, then the standard parser is not correct. So, if the NLTK version is 2.0b9 then you have to use nltk.FeatureTopDownChartParser instead of nltk.FeatureChartParser.
Wed 19 Mar
I have got information from only a few groups, so please help me fill out the list of project groups.
Tue 18 Mar
When you have decided on a group, please some information, so that I can put it on a web page:
Names of all group members
Group number in Fire
Which programming language(s) you will work in (if you know)
Which supervision time and room you have selected (if you have)
Please if you don’t have any group yet – I’ll try to match you with existing groups. Don’t forget to tell me your favourite programming language(s).
Tue 18 Mar
Now you can book your time slot for supervision, but first you have to form a group.
If you don’t have a group yet, you can , and I’ll try to match you up. Please write your favourite programming language(s) and which program (and year) you are studying.