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SUMMARY:8 AM - AI/ML - Joel
DESCRIPTION:Today we did:\n\nWe tried deploying the 3rd project today and discussed the personal project.\n\nHomework:\n\nWrite a simple proposal in Google Docs with the link of the dataset you plan to use and the name of the task you’re trying to do. For example\, Airplane classification\, or House Price Prediction.\nThen\, send the Google Docs to joel@ayclogic.com before the next lesson.
URL:https://www.ayclogic.com/event/8-am-ai-ml-joel-5/
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SUMMARY:12:30 PM - Intro to Python - Abigail
DESCRIPTION:Today We\n\n\n\n\nWe went over more random use cases.\nWe created a random password generator.\n\nHomework\n(Upload your homework into your Google Drive HW folder a day before the class starts) \n\nMake a new file called “April11_StarWars_HW.py”\nDo these exercises: https://www.ayclogic.com/intro-to-python/star-wars-problem/\n\nIf you have any questions\, email me at abigail@ayclogic.com
URL:https://www.ayclogic.com/event/1230-pm-intro-to-python-abigail-5/
CATEGORIES:Python Class,Python Level 1
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SUMMARY:Sat 4 PM - Scratch 1 - Elijah
DESCRIPTION:What we did today:\n\nWent over homework.\nFinished the Ask Gobo project.\nStarted the Funny Faces project.\n\nHomework:\n\nFor each of the replies Gobo has\, please record your own voice saying those replies.\nThen add them so that when Gobo says those replies\, you will hear yourself say it as well.
URL:https://www.ayclogic.com/event/sat-4-pm-scratch-1-elijah-3/
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SUMMARY:Sat 5 PM - Scratch 2 - Elijah
DESCRIPTION:What we do today:\n\nWent over homework\nContinued the Mary had a Little Lamb.\nMade the balls play the correct notes\, grow big\, and change color when touching the mouse or have enough motion on them.\n\nHomework:\n\nPlease make Re\, Mi\, Fa\, and Sol also grow big and change color when touching the mouse or when there is enough motion on them.
URL:https://www.ayclogic.com/event/sat-5-pm-scratch-2-elijah-9/
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SUMMARY:5 PM - Intro To Java - Bill
DESCRIPTION:Your HW:\n\nMake use of the magic menu method\n\nWhen the user wants to use a magic attack\, prompt the user with the menu\nUsing their response combined with the 2 dictionaries we created\, get the String magic_type and int magic_damage\nUse these 2 values as parameters for the selected monster’s recieve_magic_attack method call
URL:https://www.ayclogic.com/event/5-pm-intro-to-java-bill-19/
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SUMMARY:6 PM - AI Agent - Gamas
DESCRIPTION:Today We Did\n\nWe learned how to create Open AI API Key.\nWe learned where in https://platform.openai.com website we can keep track of usage and billing.\nWe learned about 122 different types of OpenAI models.\nWe learned how to connect to OpenAI server using OpenAI python client SDK.\n\nHomework\n\nEnhance “main.py” so it can keep track of the following tokens\n\nTotal input_tokens\nTotal output_tokens\nTotal total_tokens\n\n\nSo if you asked the OpenAI 4 questions\, each of those question will use input_token\, output_tokens and total tokens. Cumulate these 3 tokens individually and print the total tokens used so far. So every time you ask questions\nFor example:\n\nAI Chat Bot - Token Counter\nTrack how many tokens you use in your conversation!\n============================================================\n\nEnter your question ('exit' to quit): What is the capital of Las Vegas state?\n\n[Question #1]\nThinking...\n\n--- Token Usage ---\nInput tokens: 16\, Output tokens: 30\nThis request: 46 tokens\n\nSUMMARY\nSession input_tokens: 16\, output_tokens: 30\nSession total: 46 tokens\n-------------------\n\nAnswer: Las Vegas is a city\, not a state. Las Vegas is located in the state of Nevada\, and the capital of Nevada is Carson City.\n\nEnter your question ('exit' to quit): Who invented computer?\n\n[Question #2]\nThinking...\n\n--- Token Usage ---\nInput tokens: 11\, Output tokens: 100\nThis request: 111 tokens\n\nSUMMARY\nSession input_tokens: 27\, output_tokens: 130\nSession total: 157 tokens\n-------------------\n\nAnswer: The modern computer as we know it was not invented by a single person\, but rather evolved over time through the work of many innovators and inventors. However\, one of the earliest forms of a programmable computer is attributed to Charles Babbage\, an English mathematician and inventor\, who designed the Analytical Engine in the 1830s. This early mechanical computer laid the foundation for the development of the modern computer. Other key figures in the history of computer development include Alan Turing\, John von\n\nEnter your question ('exit' to quit):
URL:https://www.ayclogic.com/event/6-pm-ai-agent-gamas/
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SUMMARY:8 PM - Advanced AI/ML - Joel
DESCRIPTION:Today we did:\n\nWe continued with the Glasses Detection project.\n\n  \nHomework:\n\nIf you haven’t already put the best.pt into the Pycharm folder\, make sure that you finish training first\, and once training finishes\, open the runs folder -> detect -> train -> weights -> and find best.pt. Then\, right-click on that best.pt file\, and click download. It might take some time. Once you’ve downloaded it\, then move it into the Pycharm project and rename it to glasses.pt.\nAfter that\, make sure to change the title and everything to make it for the glasses project\, and also remove these lines of code:\ncls = int(box.cls[0])\nlabel = coco_classes[cls]\nThen\, make sure that you check for the confidence value. If it is greater than 0.8\, then and only then draw the bounding box and confidence/label text.\nWhen you test this code by running streamlit run yolo_glasses_detection.py\, and you see that it doesn’t detect glasses\, try decreasing the confidence threshold to something like 0.4. Play around with different confidence levels to see how it affects the model prediction.
URL:https://www.ayclogic.com/event/8-pm-advanced-ai-ml-joel-5/
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