Evaluation
If you like applying Evaluation, every challenge here gives you a chance to practice it on a real industry brief.
- ResearchExpertNew
Investigate Why Our Generative Model Memorizes Training Data
Pick a small open-source diffusion model (e.g., a Stable-Diffusion-class community model trained on LAION-subset). Reproduce a published membership-inference + extraction probe …
- Generative Models
- Memorization Analysis
- Differential Privacy
Advanced Deep Learning - CodeExpertNew
Train a Manipulation Policy for Bin Picking with Imitation Learning
You receive a dataset of 500 teleop trajectories on the in-distribution part plus a held-out simulation environment with a never-seen part. Train an imitation-learning policy (D…
- Imitation Learning
- Manipulation
- Diffusion Policy
Advanced Robotics - StrategyIntermediateNew
Plan a Self-Improving Sales-Research Agent
Build the v0 agent: given a company URL, it gathers 5 fact bullets (recent news, headcount range, tech stack hints, hiring patterns, a recent leadership change) and drafts a 4-l…
- Llm Agents
- Agent Design
- Experimentation
AI Agents and LLM-Based Agents - ResearchAdvancedNew
Train a NeRF for Real-Estate Virtual Tours
You receive a curated dataset of 3 apartments, each with around 120 input images and known camera poses (already SfM-processed). Train a NeRF variant (Instant-NGP or Nerfacto re…
- Neural Scene Representation
- Nerf
- Pytorch
3D Vision and Multi-View Geometry Practice your coursework on real scenarios.
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