Project: Classification of Hyperspectral Images

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Carlos Theran, su21-reu-360, Edit

Abstract

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Contents

Keywords: tensorflow, example.

1. Introduction

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Here comes a convincing introduction to the problem

2. Report Format

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# This is My Headline
This author does ignore proper markdown while not using empty lines between context changes
1. This is because this author ignors all best practices

Instead, this should be

# This is My Headline

We do not ignore proper markdown while using empty lines between context changes

1. This is because we encourage best practices to cause issues.

2.1. GitHub Actions

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2.2. PAst Copy from Word or other Editors is a Disaster!

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2.3. Report or Project

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  1. Project, That is a final report that includes code.
  2. Report, that is a final project without code.

YOu will be including the type of the project as a prefix to your title, as well as in the Type tag at the beginning of your project.

3. Using Images

Figure 1

Figure 1: Images can be included in the report, but if they are copied you must cite them 1.

4. Using itemized lists only where needed

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5. Datasets

Datasets can be huge and GitHub has limited space. Only very small datasets should be stored in GitHub. However, if the data is publicly available you program must contain a download function instead that you customize. Write it using pythons request. You will get point deductions if you check-in data sets that are large and do not use the download function.

6. Benchmark

Your project must include a benchmark. The easiest is to use cloudmesh-common 2

6. Conclusion

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8. Acknowledgments

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9. References

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  1. Use of energy explained - Energy use in homes, [Online resource] https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/use-of-energy/electricity-use-in-homes.php ↩︎

  2. Gregor von Laszewski, Cloudmesh StopWatch and Benchmark from the Cloudmesh Common Library, [GitHub] https://github.com/cloudmesh/cloudmesh-common ↩︎