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SmartPhone Class2.SmartPhone Class As Promised in Week 9, Topic 2, you can now write your SmartPhone Class that inherits from Phone Class. First, copy your Phone Class from Phone Class Creation Assignment with your original class plan as well. 3.Write the SmartPhone Class you outlined. This inherits from Phone class, so be sure to include the inheritance. Do not include the properties and methods from your Phone Class in SmartPhone Class...

This individual assignment should be coded in Python. A demo is required upon submission,hence must be able to run on the Visual Studio Code or any other Python compiler agreed upon between you and your tutor. Aside from the demo, your Python codes must be submitted to your tutor through blackboard by the assignment due date. The tandard SP late submission penalty will be applied.   ? 50% marks reduction per day. 0 ma...

Preparing Texts for Developing a Word-Based Language ModelA language model can predict the probability of the next word in the sequence based on the words already observed in the sequence. Neural networks are a preferred method for developing such language models because they can use a large context of observed words and use a distributed representation (as opposed to symbolic representation) of words. In this exercise, you will learn how to dev...

Page Replacement AlgorithmThe goal of this homework is to implement page replacement algorithm. You are given a program that implement a version of FIFO page replacement policy. The program consists of 3 parts:   Class PRDS_FIFO: a class that store the data structure that is used by the page replacement algorithm. In this case this is a just a simple deque int Page_Replacement(vector& pages, int nextpage, PRDS_FIFO* p). Impl...

Question: Descriptive details of Assignment: You must complete the following practical elements which are given in increasing levels of difficulty: Level 1 You are asked to design and implement a simple multi-user chat service using Java socket programming. This system should consist of a chat server that hosts a group chat; and a chat client that can be executed by multiple users to interact with the group chat. The basic functionality pr...

Requirements for Practical Implementation1. Practical Implementation (complete code, trained model and data to replicate the results). The source code must be error-free (i.e. no debugging necessary to run). Minimum requirements: • Coherent implementation (no errors, sound training pipeline), • Appropriate metric (Do not confuse metrics for classification,regression, clustering, dimensionality reduction, etc...

Learning outcomes being assessedA) Learning outcomes being assessed: Students will be able to choose appropriate strategies for soft- ware testing and validation and implement them. B) A solution template is provided as an attachment to this worksheet (file smqa.zip). This zip file contains a maven project that you can import into your favourite IDE. c )The solution to the assignment must be submitted as a single zip file named smqa.zip. Th...

TaskThe project is intended to give students a chance to design and develop a somewhat larger program on their own, rather than following the rather structured design and implementation approaches given for smaller problems in the labs.  Note: it is possible (perhaps even probable) that we will find some ambiguities or omissions in the project specifications. If this should occur, corrections will be posted as soon as possible and a note...

TaskHW 4 – Multi-label Classification Using Word Embeddings (20 Points)  In this HW, you will identify tags for stack exchange Questions. This data is a subset of data available in Kaggle Competitions. The given dataset actually contains the different questions asked in the StackExchange website for various tech domains. We have fetched only those question that contains top 10 individual tags. Each question can have more than one...

Playing the gameMancala is a common name for a family of 2-player board games played with small stones, beans or seeds. Pallanguzhi is an ancient Tamil mancala game, it originates from Tamilnadu, and later   spread to other countries like Sri Lanka, Malaysia, and other countries. In Malaysia it is popular game called congkak. The game is played by two players with a board, constructed of various material, with a serious of holes arra...

Learn teamwork. Task distribution, communication and coordination. Learn to break down tasks and define responsibilities. Learn to use supporting tools for team collaboration. Apply problem definition techniques. Learn to elicit and specify requirements. Learn to use object-oriented analysis techniques. Create solution systematically. Learn to create design models. A university management system. A new unive...

Task 1: Developing the Basic FeaturesThis Assignment contributes 100% of the overall module mark. It requires you to use Python’s Standard Library Functions to develop a Vinyl Record Inventory Program and provide a walkthrough demonstration of your program and underpinning code base via a recorded vodcast. You are the owner of a second-hand online vinyl record shop called Virtual Vinyl which sells retro vinyl to people who still can&r...

Task: Your company has been awarded the contract to create a “Clinical Management System” software using Object Oriented /Unified Process methodology for the ABC family medicine and walk in clinic. Some members of your team interviewed the client; the clinic manager, to collect requirements about the proposed system and took the following interview notes The doctor should be able to do the following three tasks either by generating a print...

Problem 1: Page Replacement with Different AlgorithmsConsider demand paging. You are given the following reference string, page replacement policy and the number of frames available. Calculate the number of page faults in each case. a. Reference String: 7 10 9 8 6 7 9 10 6 8 7 10 8 9 9 7 6 8 Algorithm: LRU # of frames: 4 b. Reference String: same as (a) Algorithm: Optimal # of frames: 4 c. Reference string: 9 10 11 12 9 10 13 9 10 11 12 13 Algor...

One-to-One functions in Turing Machines• Notation: for any string W and any symbol x , we write #x (W )to represent the number of occur-rences of symbol x in W Examples: #0(")=0, #1(")=0, #0(0010)=3, #1(0010)=1, #0(111)=0• In this assignment, if you need to prove something is recognizable or decidable, you should be us-ing ‘Turing machine pseudocode’ (as in Lectures 49 and after) instead of trying to draw a transitiondiag...