Mini-project report
- Due Sep 29, 2020 by 11:59pm
- Points 1
- Submitting a file upload
- File Types pdf and zip
The mini project is carried out in groups of 3 to 4 students.
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Project overview
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The project is to estimate the skill of players, involved in a competition, based on the results of matches between pairs of players. The project follows the whole process of solving a real-world problem using probabilistic machine learning:
- define a model of the phenomenon of interest,
- analyze the model to unveil structure,
- formulate an algorithm to make inferences,
- use the inferences to create predictions.
Using the techniques taught in the course, you will implement state-of-the-art machine-learning methods based on the Trueskill™
ranking system developed at Microsoft for online matchmaking. You will then apply the methods to rank the teams in the Italian Serie A
elite football (soccer) division.
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Instructions
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All instructions are in the file APML2020-project.pdf Download APML2020-project.pdf. Please, read it carefully!
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Dataset
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You can download the dataset of results of the Serie A division 2018/2019 here Links to an external site..
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Important dates
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The deadlines and other important dates for the project are as follows:
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Moment Deadline For whom Comments Release of project instructions September 1 Teachers Group registration September 4 Students Verify model via quiz September 11 Students Report submission September 29 Students Both report and contribution statement Peer-review (of another group's report) assignment September 30 Teachers Peer-review submission October 5 Students Feedback and grade (pass/revise) from teachers October 8 Teachers Both report and peer-review report Revised peer-review submission October 14 Students Only if revision on peer-review is required Final revised report submission October 25 (new) Students Only if revision on mini-project report is required Feedback on revised report October 26 (new) Teachers (submission deadlines are one minute before midnight, i.e., 23.59)
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Group registration and submission
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The group registration and the submission of the report, and the contribution statement are done here in Studium.
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Check list before report submission
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In order to pass, please ensure that:
- You have read the final version of the report from start to end, and made sure it is readable.
- The report does not contain material copied from elsewhere (all reports are checked for plagiarism using Urkund
).
- The report is anonymous (that also goes for the file name).
- The report is written using the NeurIPS style, and is not more than 6 pages long.
- You have written the contribution statement in a separate document which is to be submitted here.
Questions
If you have questions, write in the discussion forum.
Rubric
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Q1 - Modelling
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Q2 - Bayesian Network
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Q3 - Computing with the model
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Q4 - A first Gibbs sampler
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Q5 - Assumed Density Filtering
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Q6 - Using the model for predictions
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Q7 - Factor graph
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Q8 - A message-passing algorithm
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Q9 - Your own data
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Q10 - Open-ended project extension
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Language
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Format
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