PSHS Internship 2023

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From Left to Right: Allen Tan (CIDR P3), Randolf Dela Cruz, Quentin Pison, Raph Racho, Lawrence Quizon (CIDR P3)

Main page for distributing resource for and documenting the internship.

  • June 19, 2023 - July 2023
  • Meeting Schedules MWF @ 4PM
  • Day 1: Initial orientation, tour- then orientation of intern tasks.
  • By Friday Jun 23, 4PM:
    • 2000 more pictures sorted by Friday
    • Finished reading up to Ch 2.3 of the tutorial.
  • By Monday Jun 26, 4PM:
    • 2000 more pictures.
    • Euler problems all done.
  • By Wed Jun 28, 4PM:
    • Python3, try to install pip <---
    • Look into matplotlib and numpy packages for python, show me yourself opening a picture from SPICE in Python.
      • Call plt.imshow() on a numpy array obtained from an image.
  • Stuff to research on (optional):
    • Removing sinusoidal interference

About CIDR Project 3

CIDR Project 3, under the larger CIDR project, focuses on the creation and evaluation of machine learning hardware and software for use in small devices. Essentially, machine learning software is too heavy to run in smaller computers, and so we focus on creating optimized software and hardware specifically for machine learning.

Your tasks

As interns, we'd like you guys to process data for to test Project 3's machine learning software.

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Resources

  1. As some of you might not yet be familiar with Python or are a bit rusty, you should read through the following:
    1. Composing Programs - Introduction to Programming with Python3
    2. (Attempt) the project Euler Problems 1-5 https://projecteuler.net/archives
  2. Git is a versioning tool for code. How to use Git will be discussed someday.
  3. To run Linux programs in windows, we'll use a docker. Dockerfile for Pytorch and Linux flow.
    1. To be uploaded