Procedural Issues:
1. All the exercises will count in
calculating the average grade of your exercises, however, each of them may
carry a different weight.
2. Exercises will be submitted in
pairs.
3. Exercises should be submitted to
the mail box of Oded Schwartz located at Schreiber building, 1st
floor, until
4. The graded exercises will be
returned to the (incoming) mail box of the course located in room 114,
Schreiber building.
5.
The files that appear here are in postscript and pdf formats.
On Unix machines postscript files can be
viewed using ghostview, and printed using the lpr command.
Postscript files can be viewed on a pc using this software.
PDF files can be viewed on a pc using this software.
Refer to the advisors (system at Schreiber
building 640-8823) for further counseling regarding these issues.
6. Please make sure you read the
News page and the ‘Frequently Asked Questions’ and
the ‘news’ pages
once again before you submit an exercise.
These pages will be updated from
time to time.
7. Handing in printouts or making
any changes in the files after the deadline is not accepted. In cases of army
service, or illness of one of the group members you automatically get an
extension 1.5 times the period it took. In such occasions you do not need to
ask, just attach a copy of the relevant certificate to the documentation.
Programming:
1. Language: MATLAB only. Please
use the following version: UNIX 6.5.1, available on nova server.
If you use other versions (such as
the PC: 6.5.0 available at the computers labs at Schreiber building, ground
floor) make sure it runs properly on the former platform, before submission.
Note that the same function in different versions may behave differently.
2. Please give meaningful names for
your variables, functions and subroutines, and add remarks to your code to make
it readable and clear.
3. Avoid loops whenever possible.
Use matrix operations instead. This will make your Matlab programs faster.
Testing:
Carefully test you program before
submission. Any of the following is unaccepted:
Program crash
Bugs
Permissions
Long running time: none of your programs
should take more than a few seconds, even when applied to large inputs (e.g. a
large picture). If your program takes more than 10 seconds, you are probably
using loops where you should not.
Note that your programs will be
tested on the input given on this site, as well as on some other inputs. You
are encouraged to generate your own inputs, and find relevant inputs on the
web.
Files
1. Folders:
The files will be located at the
account of one of the group members,
under the library cns05a, each
exercise under a different subfolder.
For example, if your username is
‘student’ then the files of your first exercise will be located at:
~student/cns05a/1/
the files of the 2nd
exercise at ~student/cns05a/2/ and so
on.
2. Permissions:
The permissions of all files you
submit, and their folders, should be set to 705 (using the chmod command on
unix). This is important as it allows your file to be automatically copied to
another location (for the testing) while preventing unwanted copying of your
files.
Please remember to set permission
705 to the cns05a directory too.
3. File names:
The main file name of each exercise
will be ‘main.m’ unless specified otherwise.
Documentation:
1. The first page should contain:
Exercise number, and course’s name.
Name, ID number and username of each group
member.
Location of files.
Date. In case of justified late submission
(e.g. army service) please attach a copy of a relevant certificate.
2. The second page should contain:
A short description of your
program, including main files, functions and variables (usually half a page
suffices).
3. Any other parts of your report
should appear from page 3 on. Please write in Hebrew.
4. Please do NOT print the
source-code.
5. Please print black and white
whenever possible, double sided, minimal font size 14, minimal line spacing 1.5
.
6. Please staple the pages of your
report. There is no need to place them in plastic folders or bags.
7. When writing your report keep in
mind that this is not a course in Matlab programming. The programs you write
should work fast and correctly, but they are only a tool for testing models.
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Ex |
Out |
Due date |
Input and/or Output files |
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7.11.04 |
29.11.04 |
Your exercise was tested on this input too: Example |
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3.12.04 |
24.1.05 |
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24.1.05 |
2.5.05 |
Samples for the stereo
assignment Samples for the detect/identify assignment Your exercise was tested on these inputs: |
