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The final obligatory assignment for the course is out, and can be downloaded on the course repo.
The video lectures related to advanced topics on dialogue systems are also available on Panopto.
Next Monday (October 27), we will resume our physical lectures with a deep dive in speech processing (including a short intro to phonetics and acoustics and an overview of speech recognition and synthesis models).
Hi,
This is a reminder that the third mandatory assignment is due on Friday, October 17th, 23:59 Oslo time. The code is available here:
https://github.uio.no/IN4080/2025/tree/main/oblig3
(Note that the starter code has been updated today to take into account the recommended modules on Fox and pre-downloaded models. We recommend you to update your code, but we'll of course also accept submissions based on previous versions of the starter code.)
Good luck!
Students registered to IN4080 can have access to Fox to run their models ona a High-Performance Computing Cluster. Using Fox is not really required for the second obligatory assignment (although you can do it if you'd like), it will be more useful for the third assignment. The details on how to access Fox can be found on:
/studier/emner/matnat/ifi/IN4080/h25/computing_setup.html
Don't hesitate to let us know if you experience any problems, or if the instructions on the page should be corrected.
Hi,
The second mandatory assignment is available here now:
https://github.uio.no/IN4080/2025/tree/main/oblig2
The deadline is on Friday, October 3rd, 23:59 Oslo time.
Good luck!
Hi,
The first mandatory assignment has been published here:
https://github.uio.no/IN4080/2025/tree/main/oblig1
The submission deadline is on Friday, September 12, 23:59. Submit your work here:
Hi,
The course forum on the Discourse platform is open now:
https://astro-discourse.uio.no/c/in4080-25h/718
We're happy to answer questions about organizational matters, the course content and the assignments!
Welcome to the IN4080 course! The course will cover the fundamental principles of NLP, starting from basic concepts all the way to the inner workings of transformer-based Large Language Models (LLMs) and their use in various applications such as dialogue systems or machine translation. You will find all relevant information about this course on this page. The slides and detailed course content will be published on the schedule page.
See you at the first lecture on Monday 18 August at 14:15, seminar room Logo.
Yves & Pierre