6.815/6.865  6.815/6.865 - Digital & Computational Photo

Assignments 9 and 10

Problems with the grading of assignments 9 and 10 should be fixed now. Many of you got a lot of points back. If you still have concerns let us know as soon as possible.

Announced on 18 December 2013  6:07  p.m. by Myers Abraham Davis

NPR Assignment

There may have been an error in the grading of the NPR assignment that caused some of you to fail the last two tests. We're fixing this, and some of you will be getting points back soon.

Announced on 18 December 2013  1:16  p.m. by Myers Abraham Davis

Send your comments to staff mailing list

Please send your comment regarding to the grade through the staff mailing list: 6815-staff@lists.csail.mit.edu
instead of just me or Abe, thanks.

Announced on 18 December 2013  11:14  a.m. by YiChang Shih

Grade A9 (NPR) and A10 (Light field) has been released

A9: http://bigboy.csail.mit.edu:8003/grade3/9/
6.815: mean=16.88/25. std=4.81
6.865: mean=19.30/25. std=5.68

A10: http://bigboy.csail.mit.edu:8003/grade3/10/
6.815: mean=22.73/25. std=3.04
6.865: mean=24.52/25. std=1.10

Announced on 18 December 2013  9:50  a.m. by YiChang Shih

Halide grade explanation

I apologize that the Halide pset was steeper and not as debugged as it should have been. But overall, I was impressed by what you achieved.

I graded the various questions qualitatively (mostly making sure you understood the concepts) and in terms of percentage: "You got 1" means you got 100% of that question. If it says you got 2, this means you got extra credits. Congrats.

I considered tiling and faster performance than my numpy code as extra credit. That's why you might get more than the max of points.

If you want deeper feedback about your code or schedule, email me.

Announced on 18 December 2013  12:17  a.m. by Fredo Durand