Category: Programming

  • CRJ101 Strayer Week 4 Modern Day Polocing, Society, And Tha…

    CRJ101 Strayer Week 4 Modern Day Polocing,

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  • what are the impacts of social media on teenagers?

    what are the impacts of social media on teenagers?

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  • voidlacross

    website

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  • tentang penjelasan pendidikan?

    berikan beberapa pertanyaan dan saya akan menjawab

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  • Programming Question

    Exam quizzes

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  • Programming Question

    Hello i need help with the attached assignment (Internet of Things), tell me if anything is not understood.

    Instruction:

    Design an embedded system for a Milk production line in a factory. A motor controls a conveyor belt and control a multi-stage filling process of milk bottles.

    submission instruction:

  • State Diagram
  • TinkerCAD Diagram
  • Hardware Schematics
  • Code
  • Link to the working TinkerCAD circuit + code
  • Requirements: 99

  • Text Classification using Python or R

    Text Classification using Python or R For this assignment, you will do the following: Dataset selection Download a labeled text classification CSV dataset from a reputable source (e.g., Kaggle or a government website). Briefly state the source and task. Provide a clear description of the dataset you selected. Model Development (Python or R) Write a Python or R program to develop an NLP text classification model, including these steps: Load and explore the data. Preprocess the text (e.g., lowercase, remove punctuation/stopwords). Convert text to numerical features (e.g., BoW, TF-IDF). Train a classification model (e.g., Naive Bayes). Evaluate the model on a test set, reporting accuracy, precision, recall, F1-score, and the confusion matrix. Interpretation and Documentation Briefly interpret your evaluation metrics and discuss any challenges or potential improvements, focusing on: Overall Performance: What does the accuracy score tell you about how well your model generally classifies the text data? Class-Specific Performance: Examine the precision and recall for each class. Are there any classes that your model struggles to classify correctly? How are these reflected in the confusion matrix (e.g., high false positives or false negatives)? Limitations and Improvements: Briefly discuss one potential limitation of your chosen approach (e.g., the feature extraction method or the model) and suggest one way you could potentially improve the model’s performance in the future. Submission Guidelines Include the CSV dataset and dataset description in your submission Copy and paste your well-commented Python or R code and the documented results, interpretation, and discussion directly into a Word or Google Document.
  • Cluster Analysis

    Cluster Analysis using Python or R For this assignment, you will do the following: Dataset Selection Download a clustering CSV dataset file from a reputable site, such as Kaggle or a government website. The dataset should be suitable for clustering (i.e., it should contain multiple features that can be used to group data points). Provide a clear description of the dataset you selected, including its source, the number of features, the number of data points, and the types of variables it contains. Model Development (Python or R) Write a Python or R program to perform K-means clustering on the dataset. Your program should include the following steps: Import the necessary libraries (e.g., scikit-learn in Python, stats in R). Load the dataset into a data frame. Preprocess the data as needed, including handling missing values, scaling/normalizing features, and encoding categorical variables (if applicable). Implement the K-means algorithm to cluster the data. Determine the optimal number of clusters (k) using the elbow method, silhouette analysis, or another appropriate technique. If possible, visualize the clustering results (e.g., plot the data points in a reduced-dimensional space, with different colors representing different clusters). Evaluate the quality of the clustering (e.g., using the silhouette score Document your code with clear comments, explaining each step of the process. Interpretation and Documentation Interpret the results of your clustering analysis. Describe the characteristics of each cluster. Discuss any limitations of your analysis or potential sources of bias. Submission Guidelines Include the CSV dataset and dataset description in your submission Copy and paste your well-commented Python or R code and the documented results, interpretation, and discussion directly into a Word or Google Document.
  • malware analysis.

    Malware Analysis Phase I and 2

    You will be using the same VM you have been using from the earlier projects. If you need to download it again:

    Link: to an external site.Links to an external site.

    Links to an external site.Links to an external site.SHA-256 Hash: 87F61394D661E0A72F50C3A2121D34D15652AD7948152318AA9FF2345E0251D7

    VM Links to an external site.

    VM Username: malware

    VM Password: Jimi_Hendrix

    Download the VM early in case you run into slow downloads.

    VM Links to an external site.You need to complete one module for Phase I

    The module for Phase I contains twenty multiple choice questions, with five choices (malware 1 through malware 5) per question. For each question, mark which of the malware samples exhibit the specified behavior. Each question is worth 2.5 points total (0.5 per malware).

    The naming of the submission file is not important, as long as it is JSON (submission.json is an example)

    Requirements: follow instructions | .doc file

    Requirements: long

    Requirements: Complete