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Please find here the text of the exam, and here the outline of its solution.

If you have any last questions about the exercises, the last exercise class is next Friday 12.15 - 14.00 . Same Zoom link as usual: https://uio.zoom.us/j/450583738

For those who are required to resubmit their second mandatory assignment, the deadline is in 1 week, on Thursday, May 7th.

The exam is run as a 7-day individual home exam with all aids allowed. The tasks will be similar to a mandatory task. Collaboration will not be considered cheating, but you must have formulated and written the answer that is submitted, and it should reflect your understanding of the syllabus. The grade will be pass/fail, and the limit for passing will be 40% (like E at the regular exam). The exam is published in Inspera at the original examination date and must be submitted as one PDF file in Inspera within the same time 7 days later. The faculty works on solutions for students who may not have access to a computer/network.

On Fridays there will be exercise classes as usual, 12.15-14.00 in Zoom. Here is the link: https://uio.zoom.us/j/450583738

The second mandatory assignment has been published, please find it here.

Note that the easiest way to import the data in R is to download the files linked in the assignment, unzip them, and use the command

> data <- read.csv(namefile.csv, header = TRUE)

Alternatively, one can download the data directly from the web, using

data > read.csv("http://web.stanford.edu/~hastie/CASI_files/DATA/leukemia_big.csv")

The deadline for the submission is Thursday, April 16th (2020) at 14:30.

Hi,

 here some information about the continuation of the course during the lock-down:

- the mandatory assignment is postponed of one week, to give time to everyone to adapt to the new situation. I will upload the text at the beginning of the next week, with the new deadline being April 9th, 14:30 <- EDIT: since April 9th is a bank holiday, the deadline is postponed of one week, April 16th.

- starting from next week,  will upload the podcast of the upcoming lecture every Monday. I will use the podcast of the last year course, which were recorded in a different room and have a much better quality;

- I will be available in Zoom (https://uio.zoom.us/j/7712769492) for two hours after the "supposed lecture time" (so every Wednesday from 15:00 to 17:00) for answering possible questions regarding the weekly lectures;

- exercises will be also updated every Monday, and Alise will be available in Zoom on the usual Fri...

Due to the particular situation, the link to the podcast is here for everyone. 

Please note that on February 12th there will be no lecture due to the events related to the Darwin Day that will take place in the auditorium.