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 UWA week 44 (2nd semester, 1st exam week) ↓
SVG not supported 5:46pm Sun 3rd Nov, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote Please see the announcement that just went out.


SVG not supported 6:40pm Fri 1st Nov, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote The official instructions are as given on your exam timetable and the sample exam. Neither of these specify a limit.


SVG not supported 6:39pm Fri 1st Nov, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote I have been desperately trying to get your marks done and released before the exam, but I have had to take some urgent leave part of yesterday and today, and have only just been able to find someone else to take over the remaining mar...


SVG not supported 6:35pm Fri 1st Nov, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote There is not a clear answer, since as I say In a system with no known model where we are not able to assume anything about the structure of the system, they become basically equivalent. This information is covered in the lectures. In g...


SVG not supported 12:19pm Thu 31st Oct, Andrew G.

As was discussed in the lectures The upside of Q-learning is that it learns the transition model as part of the (state, action) utilities (where regular learning requires us to either know the transition model or learn it separately). The primary down...


SVG not supported 4:44pm Mon 28th Oct, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote I am not responsible for exam scheduling. That is handled entirely by the central examinations team and you would have to reach out to them with any questions. Cheers, Gozz


 UWA week 42 (2nd semester, week 12) ↓
SVG not supported 4:51pm Thu 17th Oct, Andrew G.

"Merit" is a deliberately general term that refers to anything good or positive about the technique in question. Basically you should be talking about and comparing what makes different techniques good and why you would want to use them. Gozz


SVG not supported 4:46pm Wed 16th Oct, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote The latter. This is in the marks for the report, not the agent. I want to see evidence that you actually thought about the problem. If someone claims that they just came up with a single idea, implemented it, and they think it works g...


SVG not supported 4:44pm Wed 16th Oct, Andrew G.

Just be honest. You investigated that idea, but were not able to get it working. So you are unable to evaluate it, but you suspect it would perform better if you had been able to implement it. That's fine. Your report should be evidence of your proble...


SVG not supported 11:24am Wed 16th Oct, Andrew G.

Please see the previous thread about this, and my response there https secure.csse.uwa.edu.au run help3011?p np opt U55


SVG not supported 11:23am Wed 16th Oct, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote The requirement is deliberately non-specific. The objective of your agent is clear To win the game as much as possible. To do a good job of investigating this problem and developing an agent to solve it, you can't just take a guess, im...


SVG not supported 11:02am Wed 16th Oct, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote Good catch. Yes it seems that the person(s) who developed this code changed their mind at some point and forgot to change the documentation. This is why we provide testing code, however, so that you are able to make sure your agent ac...


SVG not supported 11:52am Tue 15th Oct, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote The full statement from the description is "If it is illegibly formatted (tiny font, for example) or otherwise unintelligible, it may not receive a mark." I do not believe anyone could honestly claim that 11-point font on an A4 page is...


SVG not supported 11:45am Tue 15th Oct, Andrew G.

Remember that the testing code provided is just a simple tournament boiling it down to a single empirically-measured number. In this case, what it seems really happened is that the SatisfactoryAgent lucked out and got an anomalously high proportion of...


 UWA week 41 (2nd semester, week 11) ↓
SVG not supported 10:51am Fri 11th Oct, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote The measured win rate converges to the expected win rate as more samples are taken. The expected win rate is the intrinsic true value to which it converges. We will take a reasonable statistical sample. If your agent learns more an it...


SVG not supported 11:18am Thu 10th Oct, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote Please see the highlighted announcement on this help forum titled "Project Correction and Extension", posted Tuesday 2024-10-01.


SVG not supported 11:16am Thu 10th Oct, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote As has been addressed before, your agent should not assume it remains between games. To be considered to consistently outperform another agent, then your agent, when dropped into an identical random situation as the other agent, shoul...


 UWA week 40 (2nd semester, week 10) ↓
SVG not supported 4:17pm Wed 2nd Oct, Andrew G.

Yes. All games in simulation will adhere to the rules of the game as specified, including that it says "5-10 players". Team sizes and required betrayals have not even been specified for outside this range.


SVG not supported 4:15pm Wed 2nd Oct, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote I am not intending to provide any fixed rules about what combinations will be tested. Note that assessing your own agent's performance is explicitly part of this project. Given that your agent is not receiving any different treatment ...


SVG not supported 4:10pm Wed 2nd Oct, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote Definitely looks like an interesting article, but since it is focused on deep learning, I want to make it clear that that is not a part of the content of this unit. This article is probably extremely helpful to anyone doing CITS5017 D...


SVG not supported 12:27pm Wed 2nd Oct, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote We do intend to run more samples when assessing your submissions, but 1000 games is still a lot, so if your agent is not consistently winning with 1000 games, it is probably a close enough thing that it's not "consistent". So submittin...


SVG not supported 12:21pm Wed 2nd Oct, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote No, you should not assume that your agent will survive between games. The testing code provided is not exactly the same as how your code will be assessed, and game outcome is provided so your agents as you are developing them can kn...


SVG not supported 2:36pm Tue 1st Oct, Andrew G.

We have been alerted to an error in the testing code provided as part of the project. This error has been corrected and the deadline has been extended by 7 days to 2024-10-17. Please see the Project page on LMS for details.


SVG not supported 12:17pm Tue 1st Oct, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote Short answer This implementation detail is irrelevant to your task, and you should just ignore it. Long answer I did not write this code, but based on what it is doing this is how it is picking the agents to use in each game. A game c...


 UWA week 39 (2nd semester, week 9) ↓
SVG not supported 12:17pm Thu 26th Sep, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote Absolutely. Some students seem to have hyper-focused on the warning in the project and misinterpreted it. It says WARNING The reference agents BasicAgent and SatisfactoryAgent have been provided to enable you to assess your code, but ...


SVG not supported 1:28pm Tue 24th Sep, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote Your agent will be tested (as in the tournament code) against various combinations of agents. It is not valid to assume that any particular agent (or any agent at all) will play randomly. Furthermore, if you were to do so, this would s...


SVG not supported 1:22pm Tue 24th Sep, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote You are explicitly required to subclass the Agent class from agent.py . My previous statements have advised students not to analyse the benchmark agents provided (BasicAgent, SatisfactoryAgent), as you should be solving the problem yo...


SVG not supported 1:20pm Tue 24th Sep, Andrew G.

Hi, For future reference. Please make a new thread for a new topic such as this, rather than extending an old one. Your agent will play games as both spy and loyalist. Your agent's win rate is what is being assessed. It would not make any sense for an ...


 UWA week 38 (2nd semester, week 8) ↓
SVG not supported 11:38am Fri 20th Sep, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote You are good to start now. As the project description says you are expected to research the problem and develop a solution. This is a third-level unit with relatively open-ended assessment. You likely will be able to reasonably usin...


SVG not supported 11:34am Fri 20th Sep, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote The testing code only supports Unix systems, not Windows. If you do not yet already have a working Unix setup, I would recommend that you use Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) for its simplicity of setup on Windows. This is because in ...


SVG not supported 8:20pm Thu 19th Sep, Andrew G.

I encourage you to begin by playing some games or watching recordings of people playing to make sure you are comfortable with the rules and mechanics. A quick search of youtube surfaced this (https youtu.be g QRczGzXqw)


SVG not supported 6:30pm Thu 19th Sep, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote Hi, Per the tutorial and the warning in the project spec, there is no reason for you to read or understand BasicAgent and SatisfactoryAgent, and I (softly) discourage you from doing so. Specifically, you are implicitly and explicitly fo...


SVG not supported 2:27pm Thu 19th Sep, Andrew G.

The CITS3011 Project has been released, please see the Project link in the sidebar on LMS for more information.


 UWA week 37 (2nd semester, week 7) ↓
SVG not supported 3:30pm Tue 10th Sep, Andrew G.

I expect it to only require English explanation. It can't hurt and may be advisable to be comfortable writing pseudocode if you need it to explain your solution, but I would say no question requires it.


 UWA week 35 (2nd semester, week 6) ↓
SVG not supported 2:08pm Wed 28th Aug, Andrew G.

Details about the Mid-Semester Test have been released on LMS. See the link in the sidebar.


SVG not supported 2:07pm Wed 28th Aug, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote Details of the Mid-Semester test have now been released on LMS


SVG not supported 7:26pm Tue 27th Aug, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote I hope to release information on the Mid-Semester Test and sample questions in the lecture this week (exactly two weeks before the test), but if I am not able to finalize some information by then I will release it as soon as possible ...


SVG not supported 11:14am Mon 26th Aug, Andrew G.

Tim has kindly re-recorded his lecture and uploaded it.


 UWA week 31 (2nd semester, week 2) ↓
SVG not supported 4:51pm Thu 1st Aug, Andrew G.

Another minor error The printer transposes the map along the diagonal. It should be k (c, 9 - r) .


SVG not supported 4:36pm Thu 1st Aug, Andrew G.

SPOILERS for Lab 1 below In the tutorial on 2024-08-01, we discussed various approaches to solving Lab 1 (MazeAgent), and implemented some of these as we worked our way to a solution. Unfortunately, and in traditional form for live coding, my final im...


SVG not supported 10:34am Thu 1st Aug, Andrew G.

Due to a CAS misconfiguration, only three of our four labs have been available for allocation. I have asked the teaching ops team to make the Monday 15 00 lab available. Students are welcome to attend any and as many labs as they wish, but if labs bec...

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