This repository contains Jupyter notebooks (.ipynb) prepared for teaching and learning purposes.
It includes:
- Learning notebooks: examples and explanations to help students understand concepts
- Reference implementations: standard machine learning workflows and algorithm pipelines
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You are free to share and adapt the materials for non-commercial purposes only, provided you give appropriate attribution.
Please attribute as:
NI Qingqing @ NUS, ECE (2026)
A citation in your README / course page / notebook header is sufficient.
✅ Allowed (with attribution):
- Personal learning and self-study
- Use in non-profit / non-commercial classroom teaching at schools and universities
- Sharing with students for a class (e.g., posting on a course LMS) as long as it is not sold and attribution is kept
- Creating and sharing modified versions for non-commercial purposes (with attribution)
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- Using these notebooks/materials in paid courses, commercial training, bootcamps, or any product/service that is sold
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If you want to use any part of this repository for commercial purposes, please contact the author to request a separate license.
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Copying solutions or submitting derived work as your own may constitute academic misconduct.
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- If incorrect usage of the code leads to wrong results and consequently affects your performance in exams, assignments, or grading, the responsibility remains with the user.
- Use at your own risk.
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