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-   *  [[http://www.cse.yorku.ca/course/6327/project.htm|Project one]]   +   *  Project one  
  
    *   Project Two: Your project 2 report will be submitted as a CS conference paper. You may use any latex temple from CVPR, ACL, ICML, etc.  It is expected to be 6-8 pages (double-columned). I will mark your report as a conference reviewer based on format, writing style, work quality, extra additions to the existing methods, etc..    *   Project Two: Your project 2 report will be submitted as a CS conference paper. You may use any latex temple from CVPR, ACL, ICML, etc.  It is expected to be 6-8 pages (double-columned). I will mark your report as a conference reviewer based on format, writing style, work quality, extra additions to the existing methods, etc..
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   - **Amin Omidvar**: //Automatic machine learning method for identifying clickbaits in online news media//   - **Amin Omidvar**: //Automatic machine learning method for identifying clickbaits in online news media//
   - **Joseph  Sanu**: //Unsupervised Learning from Videos with Siamese-triplet Networks//   - **Joseph  Sanu**: //Unsupervised Learning from Videos with Siamese-triplet Networks//
 +  - **Zihuan Zhang**:  //Bi-Directional Attention Flow (BIDAF) network for machine comprehension// 
 +  - **Yuping Lin**: //Unsupervised Feature Learning from Video Using Auto-Encoder//
  
            
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