Just wanted to ask, in reference to project: * how many more lectures until we have enough knowledge to sufficiently compare the techniques that can be used? or * are we supposed to research techniques? or * are we good to start now? I feel we've literally just started looking at AI uncertainty techniques in recent lecture, and I didn't want to start project until time we are "intended" to start it. Thanks

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 using only content covered in the lectures, but you are expected to research more broadly. I will particularly draw your attention to the 4th learning outcome stated for this unit in the handbook: Students are able to... (4) research a relevant area of interest and effectively communicate the results through scientific writing and experimental analysis.