The total mark for the project and a comment field have been released. You can access your marks by logging in to your account and typing:
9517 classrun -sturec
The WebCMS3 system updates overnight so you may not be able to access the marks through WebCMS3 until tomorrow. To see your marks on WebCMS3:
Please don't forget to fill out your myExperience survey for T2 2019. Today is your last chance! Your constructive feedback is highly valued and appreciated, so please take the time to fill in the written comments as well as the ratings.You can find out more about the survey here: https://student.unsw.edu.au/myexperience
You can complete your survey via:
The LIC, Dr Song, will be available for consultation on the exam at the times below. You are also welcome to post your queries on the forum, and replies will be posted therein.
| Date | Time | Place |
| Thurs 15th August | 2-3pm | K17 Lv3 302 Meeting Room |
| Thurs 22nd August | 2-3pm | K17 Lv2 201B Meeting Room |
The slides for today's revision lecture are now available on the course website under Course Work->Lectures->Week 11->Week 11 - Recap (19T2).
This is a reminder that there will be a revision lecture next Monday 12th August at the usual time.
Please don't forget to fill out your myExperience survey for T2 2019. Your constructive feedback is highly valued and appreciated, so please take the time to fill in the written comments as well as the ratings.
You can complete your survey via:
You can now submit your files for the Project via the course website: Course Work->Assessments->Project->Project Submission. Instructions for the submission are also given at this link. Deadline: Mon 12 August 23:59.
There will be a project consultation session tomorrow, Thurs 1st August, from 3-4pm in K17 Lv2 201B MeetingRoom.
The final exam for COMP9517 will be held on Wednesday 28th August at 1:45 - 4:00pm in K-J17-G03 - Ainsworth G03.
Calculators will NOT be allowed. Please make sure you bring your Student ID card.
For the project demonstrations next week, please make sure you have your PowerPoint slides ready on a thumb drive and give this to the lecturer to load up at the start of your presentation.
Be sure to check the project demo schedule on the course website to find out the room in which your presentation will be held. There will be 3 streams of presentations running at the same time, so you may not be presenting in the normal lecture room.
ALL members of each group MUST attend the demonstration. You are encouraged to attend for the whole session and watch the demonstrations of other groups. At the very least please aim to arrive 10 mins prior to your scheduled time to ensure that the program flows smoothly.
The myExperience T2 2019 surveys are now open for students to complete.
You can complete your survey via:
Please take the time to complete the survey. Your constructive feedback is highly valued and appreciate.
The schedule for the project demonstrations in Week 10 is now available on the course website under Course Work->Assessments->Project->Project Demo Schedule.
ALL members of each group MUST attend the demonstration. You are also encouraged to attend the demonstrations of other groups. Please aim to arrive 10 mins prior to your scheduled time to ensure that the program flows smoothly.
The lectures slides for this week are now available on the course website under Course Work->Lectures->Week 9.
On Tuesday 30th July there will be two hours available for consultation on the project with the tutors from 12-2pm.
For your convenience, the ground truth masks for the project have now been made available in TIFF format, in addition to the original JPEG images. These can be found on the course website under Course Work->Assessments->Project->Project Data in TIFF Format. You can use these ground truth images when running the Fiji evaluation script.
One sample output has also been provided to allow you to try out the evaluation script. If you use probabilistic output, your result should resemble this sample, showing a continuous grey-scale, not just black and white. The sample can be found under Course Work->Assessments->Project->Project Sample Output. This sample should give about 0.97 V_rand and V_info.
Apologies for the mix-up today and the lack of a tutor at the scheduled time. To make up for this there will be two more project consultation sessions this week at the following times:
Further information on the evaluation metrics that are used in the project are available on the course website under Course Work->Assessments->Project->Project Evaluation Metrics.
The lectures slides for this week are now available on the course website under Course Work->Lectures->Week 8.
Don't forget that the tutors will be available for consultation on your project during the lab session from 1-2pm on Tuesday. A tutor will also be available for project consultation in K17 G01 on Wednesday from 12-1pm.
There will be an additional consultation session for the project on Wednesday 24th July from 12pm-1pm in K17 G01.
The total mark for the labs been released. As well as the mark a comment field gives information about late penalties applied, if any. You can access your marks by logging in to your account and typing:
9517 classrun -sturec
The WebCMS3 system updates overnight so you may not be able to access the marks through WebCMS3 until tomorrow. To see your marks on WebCMS3:
Just a reminder that today's lecture time is a 2-hour project consultation session. Please be ready to show your project plan and design to your tutor and discuss it with them.
A solution for Lab 4 is now available on the course website under Course Work->Lab Activities->Week 6->Lab 4 - Solution.
The code from Tuesday's demonstration of Keras is now available on the course website under Course Work->Lectures->Week 6->Week 6 - Keras Demo Code. There is a Jupyter Notebook version and also straight python code.
Each project group has been allocated a tutor who will mentor you. The list of mentors is now available on the course website under Course Work->Assessments->Project->Project Mentors.
Next Mon 15th July there will not be a lecture, but you are expected to use the time to work on your projects. On Tues 16th July there will be a 2-hour project consultation session. You will need to have a plan and design ready to show your tutor and discuss it with them at that time.
Lab 4 Submissions are now open and will remain open for 48 hours after the submission deadline . No marks will be awarded for any submission that is more than 48 hours late. Please submit your code and results in a .zip file.
The slides for today's lecture are now available under Course Work->Lectures->Week 6->Week 6 - Student Project (19T2).
The slides for today's lecture are now available on the course website under Course Work->Lectures->Week 6->Week 6 - Deep Learning for Computer Vision (19T2).
Tomorrow there will be a 2-hour lab session. The first hour will consist of a talk about the project and a short tutorial on deep learning development using Keras. The second hour is the regular Lab 4.
The marks for assignment 1 have been released. You can access your marks by logging in to your account and typing:
9517 classrun -sturec
The WebCMS3 system updates overnight so you may not be able to access the marks through WebCMS3 until tomorrow. To see your marks on WebCMS3:
Select Timetable
Select 1PGA or 1UGA (postgraduate/undergraduate)
Select the “marks” icon (similar to a bar chart) against your name.
A solution for Lab 3 is now available on the course website under Course Work->Lab Activities->Week 5->Lab 3 - Solution.
There will be a tutor available for consultation on the project on Thursday 11th July, from 10am-11am in K17 G01. In addition, there will be a 2-hour lab session in week 7 (Tues 16th July) where you can work on your project and consult the tutors.
The exercises for Lab 4 in Week 6 (Tues 9th July) are now available on the course website under Course Work->Lab Activities->Week 6->Lab 4. A code template and image data for the lab have also been provided.
The
code and results
produced in the activity should be
submitted via WebCMS3 by 23:59:59 on July 9th, 2019
. Submission will open just prior to the lab.
Please note:
The specification for the Project is now available on the course website under Course Work->Assessments->Project->Project Specification. You will also find the data you are to use for the project, some references that you are encouraged to read and the marking criteria for the project.
The project spec will be discussed at the end of today's lecture.
Lab 3 Submissions are now open and will remain open for
48 hours after the submission deadline
. No marks will be awarded for any submission that is more than 48 hours late.
Please submit your code and results in a .zip file.
Today's lecture will be in the usual lecture room in the Tyree Building -
TETB G16.
The lecture slides are now available on the course website and Lab 3 submissions will open shortly.
The solutions for Lab 2 are now available on the course website under Course Work->Lab Activities->Week 4->Lab 2 - Solutions.
The room where Tuesday's lecture is normally held (TETB 16) has been flooded since Friday and still requires urgent repairs. Unless we are given the all clear tomorrow morning, the lecture will be moved to Colombo Theatre C (K-B16-LG05) . I will confirm this tomorrow.
The slides for today's lecture on Segmentation are now available on the course website under Course Work->Lectures->Week 5->Week 5 - Segmentation (19T2)
The exercises for Lab 3 in Week 5 (Tues 2nd July) are now available on the course website under Course Work->Lab Activities->Week 5->Lab 3. The image data for the lab has also been provided in a .zip file.
The
code and results
produced in the activity should be
submitted via WebCMS3 by 23:59:59 on July 2nd, 2019
. Submission will open just prior to the lab.
Please note:
I have just allocated the 15 students who had not joined a group to 3 new groups of 5 students each. I have kept the postgraduate students together. Please check the group listings on the course website by going to Groups, clicking on Group Types in the top right and then selecting Group Project. The 3 new groups created are the last 3 on the list - LMCBJ, CDSXZ, JKNNV. Please get in touch with your group members. The project spec will be released next week.
Apologies - there was a problem with the lab 2 submission spec. If you have tried to submit prior to 11:25am, please resubmit your work as it would not have been accepted.
The additional task for today's lab is now available on the course website under Course Work->Lab Activities->Week 4->Lab 2 - Extra Task (19T2).
Submission for Lab 2 is now open.
The slides for today's lecture on Pattern Recognition are now available on the course website under Course Work->Lectures->Week 4->Week 4 - Pattern Recognition - Part 2 (19T2)
The slides for today's lecture on Pattern Recognition are now available on the course website under Course Work->Lectures->Week 4->Week 4 - Pattern Recognition - Part 1 (19T2)
The exercises for Lab 2 in Week 4 (Tues 25th June) are now available on the course website under Course Work->Lab Activities->Week 4->Lab 2. A sample image and code template have also been provided.
The
two images
produced in the activity should be
submitted via webCMS3 by 23:59:59 on June 25th, 2019
. Submission will open just prior to the lab.
Please note:
The sample code from yesterday's lab session is now available on the course website under Course Work->Lab Activities->Week 3->Lab 1 - Sample Code.
The Lab 1 exercises can be submitted until midnight tonight via the course website under Course Work->Lab Activities->Week 3->Lab 1 - Submission (19T2).
This is a reminder to register your project groups on the course website by Monday 24th June (week 4). You will be given some time in class today to organise your groups.
To register a group, go to Groups and click on Create (top right). Give your group a name and make sure you select " Group Project " from the Group Type drop-down. You can then add other students to your group by clicking on the add button. Alternatively you can click on the Join button beside the name of an existing group to join it. Please create your group name from your own names or initials. Inappropriate group names will not be accepted.
If you cannot form a group of 4-5 you will be allocated to a group after 24th June.
The slides for today's lecture on Feature Representation are now available on the course website under Course Work->Lectures->Week 3->Week 3 - Feature Representation (19T2)
The exercises for Lab 1 in Week 3 (Tues 18th June) are now available on the course website under Course Work->Lab Activities->Week 3->Lab 1. A sample image has also been provided.
The last question (Question 3) is
assessable
and should be submitted
via webCMS3 by 23:59:59 on June 18th, 2019. Submission instructions will be posted prior to the lab session.
Please note:
An update to the week 2 lecture slides has been posted to the website under Course Work->Lectures->Week 2.
The slides for today's lecture on Image Processing - Part 2 are now available on the course website under Course Work->Lectures->Week 2->Week 2 - Image Processing - Part 2 (19T2)
There will be a tutor available for face-to-face consultations on Assignment 1 in weeks 2 and 3. The times and places for these consultations can be found on the website under Consultations. Please double-check this list before attending a consultation session in case of any changes.
You may also post questions on the forum about the assignment.
You can now submit your files for Assignment 1 via the course website: Course Work->Assessments->Assignment 1->Assignment 1 Submission. Instructions for the submission are also given at this link. Deadline: Sunday 23rd June 23:59:59
The marking criteria for Assignment 1 are now available on the course website under Course Work->Assessments->Assignment 1->Marking Criteria.
The specification and data samples for Assignment 1 have been released. They can be found on the course website under Course Work->Assessments->Assignment 1. The marking criteria and submission guidelines will be released shortly.
Some sample code and images to accompany the Week 1 lectures have also been released. They can be found under Course Work->Lectures->Week 1->Sample Code and Images
As you have been advised, the project will be carried out in groups of 4-5 people . Please register your project groups on the course website by Monday 24th June (week 4).
To register a group, go to Groups and click on Create (top right). Give your group a name and make sure you select " Group Project " from the Group Type drop-down. You can then add other students to your group by clicking on the add button. Alternatively you can click on the Join button beside the name of an existing group to join it. Please create your group name from your own names or initials. Inappropriate group names will not be accepted.
If you cannot form a group of 4-5 you will be allocated to a group.
The slides for today's lecture on Image Processing have been updated. They can be found on the course website under Course Work->Lectures->Week 2->Week 2 - Image Processing - Part 1 (19T2) - Updated. This topic will continue into Week 2 which is why the lecture slides are being posted in Week 2.
The lecture slides for the topic Image Processing (weeks 1 and 2) are now available on the course website. They can be found by going to Course Work->Lectures->Week 2->Image Processing (19T2).
The Course Outline may be found on the course website, https://webcms3.cse.unsw.edu.au/COMP9517/19T2/, via the link on the left hand panel.
The lectures slides for the first lecture (3rd June) are now available on the course website under Course Work->Lectures.
The week-1 lectures will be held on
MONDAY 3rd June
at
4-6pm
in ChemSc M18 and
TUESDAY 4th June
at
12-2pm
in TETB G16.
See you all there.