Psych 221 Image Systems Engineering - User contributions [en]

Psych221-Projects-2025-Fall

2025-11-20T23:28:49Z

Hwgu: /* To set up your project's page */

[http://vista.su.domains/psych221wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page#Psych221 Return to Psych 221 Main Page]

There are two deliverables for the project:
# A group presentation
# A wiki-style project page write-up

* The write-up should roughly follow [http://vista.su.domains/psych221wiki/index.php?title=Project_Guidelines this organization from the Project Guidelines Page]
* Please visit [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages MediaWiki's editing help page].

== To set up your project's page ==
* Log in to this wiki with the username and password you created.
* Edit the Projects section of this page (just below). Do this by clicking on "[edit]" to the right of each section title.
* Make a new line for your project using the format shown below, pasting the line for your project under the last item/group. The first part of the text within the double brackets is the name of the new page. This must be unique, and putting the group member names is a safest way to assure this. The second part, after '|' is the displayed text and can be your project title.
* Save the Project section by clicking the Save button at the bottom of the page
* Finally, clink on the link for your project. This will take you to a new blank page that you can edit. You can use the basic format for your page that is in the Sample Project.
* Math tip: Use the tags <math> and </math> to wrap an equation. For example, this code:

<pre> <math> a + b = c^2 </math> </pre>

Renders as this equation:

:<math>a + b = c^2</math>

* Uploading images - Use the "upload file" link at the upper right of the page. Do a Google Search to learn "What is the syntax for inserting an uploaded image file into the wikimedia page?"

# [[WandellFarrellLian|Sample Project]]
#* Brian Wandell, Joyce Farrell, David Cardinal, Hyunwoo Gu.

Psych221-Projects-2025-Fall

2025-11-20T23:27:50Z

Hwgu: sample page

[http://vista.su.domains/psych221wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page#Psych221 Return to Psych 221 Main Page]

There are two deliverables for the project:
# A group presentation
# A wiki-style project page write-up

* The write-up should roughly follow [http://vista.su.domains/psych221wiki/index.php?title=Project_Guidelines this organization from the Project Guidelines Page]
* Please visit [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages MediaWiki's editing help page].

== To set up your project's page ==
* Log in to this wiki with the username and password you created.
* Edit the Projects section of this page (just below). Do this by clicking on "[edit]" to the right of each section title.
* Make a new line for your project using the format shown below, pasting the line for your project under the last item/group. The first part of the text within the double brackets is the name of the new page. This must be unique, and putting the group member names is a safest way to assure this. The second part, after '|' is the displayed text and can be your project title.
* Save the Project section by clicking the Save button at the bottom of the page
* Finally, clink on the link for your project. This will take you to a new blank page that you can edit. You can use the basic format for your page that is in the Sample Project.
* Math tip: Use the tags <math> and </math> to wrap an equation. For example, this code:

<pre> <math> a + b = c^2 </math> </pre>

Renders as this equation:

:<math>a + b = c^2</math>

* Uploading images - Use the "upload file" link at the upper right of the page. Do a Google Search to learn "What is the syntax for inserting an uploaded image file into the wikimedia page?"

# [[WandellFarrellDavidGu|Sample Project]]
#* Brian Wandell, Joyce Farrell, David Cardinal, Hyunwoo Gu.

Main Page

2024-12-03T18:50:40Z

Hwgu: there were (2021, 2023, 2024) -> changed to (2021, 2022, 2023)

= Psych 221 Project Information=

* [[Project Guidelines]] describes the project write-up rubric.
* [[Psych221 Project Suggestions]] for this and previous years.

== Project writeups ==
* [[Psych221-Projects-2024-Fall]]

== Past project writeups ==

* [[Psych221-Projects-2023-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2022-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2021-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2020-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2019-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2018-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2017-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2016-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2015-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2015-Winter]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2014]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2013]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2012]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2011]]

(Even older project pages (from acorn))

* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2010/index.html Projects 2009-10]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2009/index.htm Projects 2008-09]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2008/index.htm Projects 2007-08]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2007/index.htm Projects 2006-07]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2006/index.htm Projects 2005-06]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2005/index.htm Projects 2004-05]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2003/index.htm Projects 2002-03]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2002/index.htm Projects 2001-02]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2000/index.html Projects 1999-00]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/1999/index.html Projects 1998-99]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/1998/index.html Projects 1997-98]

= Helpful Mediawiki pages =
* Consult [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents MediaWiki User's Guide] for information on editing the wiki and using wiki software.
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [https://lists.wikimedia.org/postorius/lists/mediawiki-announce.lists.wikimedia.org/ MediaWiki release mailing list]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Combating_spam Learn how to combat spam on your wiki]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Cheatsheet Mediawiki formatting cheat sheet]

= [[Psych 284]] =

In Spring 2011 the course included a shared software project. There is a [[Psych 284 |Psych 284 course wiki page]] for commenting and discussing about the software project.

= [[Psych202-Projects-2013]] =

= Psych 204A/B =

Some years, but not all, we perform projects in Psych 204A.

[[Psych204B-Projects-2010 | Psych 204B Projects 2010]]

[[Psych204B-Projects-2012 | Psych 204B Projects 2012]]

[[Psych204B-Projects-2013 | Psych 204B Projects 2013]]

= Administration =

This section is for CAs. It will describe

<ol>
<li> How students get their accounts and passwords - each student creates their own account. They create their own project page and work within that. </li>
<li> How we remove accounts at the end of the time - we delete them after class is over. The wiki pages stay up, though. </li>
<li> Who has Bureaucrat/Sysop status on the Psych 221 mediawiki pages? Brian, Doug, Joyce </li>
</ol>

Bureaucrat/Sysop users can manually create accounts at this page: [[Special:UserLogin]]

Main Page

2024-12-03T18:49:21Z

Hwgu: previously it was 2023

= Psych 221 Project Information=

* [[Project Guidelines]] describes the project write-up rubric.
* [[Psych221 Project Suggestions]] for this and previous years.

== Project writeups ==
* [[Psych221-Projects-2024-Fall]]

== Past project writeups ==

* [[Psych221-Projects-2024-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2023-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2021-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2020-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2019-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2018-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2017-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2016-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2015-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2015-Winter]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2014]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2013]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2012]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2011]]

(Even older project pages (from acorn))

* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2010/index.html Projects 2009-10]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2009/index.htm Projects 2008-09]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2008/index.htm Projects 2007-08]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2007/index.htm Projects 2006-07]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2006/index.htm Projects 2005-06]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2005/index.htm Projects 2004-05]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2003/index.htm Projects 2002-03]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2002/index.htm Projects 2001-02]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2000/index.html Projects 1999-00]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/1999/index.html Projects 1998-99]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/1998/index.html Projects 1997-98]

= Helpful Mediawiki pages =
* Consult [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents MediaWiki User's Guide] for information on editing the wiki and using wiki software.
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [https://lists.wikimedia.org/postorius/lists/mediawiki-announce.lists.wikimedia.org/ MediaWiki release mailing list]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Combating_spam Learn how to combat spam on your wiki]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Cheatsheet Mediawiki formatting cheat sheet]

= [[Psych 284]] =

In Spring 2011 the course included a shared software project. There is a [[Psych 284 |Psych 284 course wiki page]] for commenting and discussing about the software project.

= [[Psych202-Projects-2013]] =

= Psych 204A/B =

Some years, but not all, we perform projects in Psych 204A.

[[Psych204B-Projects-2010 | Psych 204B Projects 2010]]

[[Psych204B-Projects-2012 | Psych 204B Projects 2012]]

[[Psych204B-Projects-2013 | Psych 204B Projects 2013]]

= Administration =

This section is for CAs. It will describe

<ol>
<li> How students get their accounts and passwords - each student creates their own account. They create their own project page and work within that. </li>
<li> How we remove accounts at the end of the time - we delete them after class is over. The wiki pages stay up, though. </li>
<li> Who has Bureaucrat/Sysop status on the Psych 221 mediawiki pages? Brian, Doug, Joyce </li>
</ol>

Bureaucrat/Sysop users can manually create accounts at this page: [[Special:UserLogin]]

Psych221-Projects-2023-Fall

2023-12-13T04:37:53Z

Hwgu: /* Projects for Psych 221 (2023-2024) */

[http://vista.su.domains/psych221wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page#Psych221 Return to Psych 221 Main Page]

There are two deliverables for the project:
# A group presentation
# A wiki-style project page write-up

* The write-up should roughly follow [http://vista.su.domains/psych221wiki/index.php?title=Project_Guidelines this organization from the Project Guidelines Page]
* Please visit [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages MediaWiki's editing help page].

== To set up your project's page ==
* Log in to this wiki with the username and password you created.
* Edit the Projects section of this page (just below). Do this by clicking on "[edit]" to the right of each section title.
* Make a new line for your project using the format shown below, pasting the line for your project under the last item/group. The first part of the text within the double brackets is the name of the new page. This must be unique, and putting the group member names is a safest way to assure this. The second part, after '|' is the displayed text and can be your project title.
* Save the Project section by clicking the Save button at the bottom of the page
* Finally, clink on the link for your project. This will take you to a new blank page that you can edit. You can use the basic format for your page that is in the Sample Project.
* Math tip: Use the tags <math> and </math> to wrap an equation. For example, this code:

<pre> <math> a + b = c^2 </math> </pre>

Renders as this equation:

:<math>a + b = c^2</math>

== Projects for Psych 221 (2023-2024) ==

Please edit your project pages starting from the links below. The first one is a sample that includes some wiki formatting. The second one indicates how you should format the link on this page. When you format it and save it, then clicking on the link will automatically create a blank page that you can edit.

# [[WandellFarrellLian|Sample Project]]
#* Brian Wandell, Joyce Farrell, Zheng Lyu.
# [[Wavefront Retrieval from Through-Focus Point Spread Functions with Machine Learning]]
#* Wanting Xie, Yi Hong To.
# [[AlexOliviaAudrey|Calibration of Headlight Brightness in ISET Simulations]]
#* Alex Sun, Olivia Loh, Audrey Lee
# [[Impact of Camera Characteristics on DNN Model Inference Performance]]
#* Mohammad Salem, Bogdan Burlacu

Psych221-Projects-2023-Fall

2023-12-06T00:17:37Z

Hwgu: /* To set up your project's page */

Launch page for Psych 221 Projects in Fall, 2023

[http://vista.su.domains/psych221wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page#Psych221 Return to Psych 221 Main Page]

There are two deliverables for the project:
# A group presentation
# A wiki-style project page write-up

* The write-up should roughly follow [http://vista.su.domains/psych221wiki/index.php?title=Project_Guidelines this organization from the Project Guidelines Page]
* Please visit [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages MediaWiki's editing help page].

== To set up your project's page ==
* Log in to this wiki with the username and password you created.
* Edit the Projects section of this page (just below). Do this by clicking on "[edit]" to the right of each section title.
* Make a new line for your project using the format shown below, pasting the line for your project under the last item/group. The first part of the text within the double brackets is the name of the new page. This must be unique, and putting the group member names is a safest way to assure this. The second part, after '|' is the displayed text and can be your project title.
* Save the Project section by clicking the Save button at the bottom of the page
* Finally, clink on the link for your project. This will take you to a new blank page that you can edit. You can use the basic format for your page that is in the Sample Project.

== Projects for Psych 221 (2023-2024) ==

Please edit your project pages starting from the links below. The first one is a sample that includes some wiki formatting. The second one indicates how you should format the link on this page. When you format it and save it, then clicking on the link will automatically create a blank page that you can edit.

# [[WandellFarrellLian|Sample Project]]
#* Brian Wandell, Joyce Farrell, Zheng Lyu.

Psych221-Projects-2023-Fall

2023-12-06T00:03:47Z

Hwgu: /* Projects for Psych 221 (2022-2023) */

Launch page for Psych 221 Projects in Fall, 2023

[http://vista.su.domains/psych221wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page#Psych221 Return to Psych 221 Main Page]

There are two deliverables for the project:
# A group presentation
# A wiki-style project page write-up

* The write-up should roughly follow [http://vista.su.domains/psych221wiki/index.php?title=Project_Guidelines this organization from the Project Guidelines Page]
* Please visit [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages MediaWiki's editing help page].

== To set up your project's page ==
* Log in to this wiki with the username and password we sent you
* Edit the Projects section of this page (just below). Do this by clicking on "[edit]" to the right of each section title.
* Make a new line for your project using the format shown below, pasting the line for your project under the last item/group. The first part of the text within the double brackets is the name of the new page. This must be unique, and putting the group member names is a safest way to assure this. The second part, after '|' is the displayed text and can be your project title.
* Save the Project section by clicking the Save button at the bottom of the page
* Finally, clink on the link for your project. This will take you to a new blank page that you can edit. You can use the basic format for your page that is in the Sample Project.

== Projects for Psych 221 (2023-2024) ==

Please edit your project pages starting from the links below. The first one is a sample that includes some wiki formatting. The second one indicates how you should format the link on this page. When you format it and save it, then clicking on the link will automatically create a blank page that you can edit.

# [[WandellFarrellLian|Sample Project]]
#* Brian Wandell, Joyce Farrell, Zheng Lyu.

Psych221-Projects-2023-Fall

2023-12-05T20:24:20Z

Hwgu:

Launch page for Psych 221 Projects in Fall, 2023

[http://vista.su.domains/psych221wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page#Psych221 Return to Psych 221 Main Page]

There are two deliverables for the project:
# A group presentation
# A wiki-style project page write-up

* The write-up should roughly follow [http://vista.su.domains/psych221wiki/index.php?title=Project_Guidelines this organization from the Project Guidelines Page]
* Please visit [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages MediaWiki's editing help page].

== To set up your project's page ==
* Log in to this wiki with the username and password we sent you
* Edit the Projects section of this page (just below). Do this by clicking on "[edit]" to the right of each section title.
* Make a new line for your project using the format shown below, pasting the line for your project under the last item/group. The first part of the text within the double brackets is the name of the new page. This must be unique, and putting the group member names is a safest way to assure this. The second part, after '|' is the displayed text and can be your project title.
* Save the Project section by clicking the Save button at the bottom of the page
* Finally, clink on the link for your project. This will take you to a new blank page that you can edit. You can use the basic format for your page that is in the Sample Project.

== Projects for Psych 221 (2022-2023) ==

Please edit your project pages starting from the links below. The first one is a sample that includes some wiki formatting. The second one indicates how you should format the link on this page. When you format it and save it, then clicking on the link will automatically create a blank page that you can edit.

# [[WandellFarrellLian|Sample Project]]
#* Brian Wandell, Joyce Farrell, Zheng Lyu.
# [https://vista.su.domains/psych221confluence/2022/BloodOxygenModellingFromSkinReflectance.pdf Blood oxygen modelling from skin reflectance ]

Psych221-Projects-2023-Fall

2023-12-05T20:22:14Z

Hwgu:

Launch page for Psych 221 Projects in Fall, 2023

[http://vista.su.domains/psych221wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page#Psych221 Return to Psych 221 Main Page]

There are two deliverables for the project:
# A group presentation
# A wiki-style project page write-up

* The write-up should roughly follow [http://vista.su.domains/psych221wiki/index.php?title=Project_Guidelines this organization from the Project Guidelines Page]
* Please visit [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User%27s_Guide:_Editing_overview MediaWiki's editing help page].

== To set up your project's page ==
* Log in to this wiki with the username and password we sent you
* Edit the Projects section of this page (just below). Do this by clicking on "[edit]" to the right of each section title.
* Make a new line for your project using the format shown below, pasting the line for your project under the last item/group. The first part of the text within the double brackets is the name of the new page. This must be unique, and putting the group member names is a safest way to assure this. The second part, after '|' is the displayed text and can be your project title.
* Save the Project section by clicking the Save button at the bottom of the page
* Finally, clink on the link for your project. This will take you to a new blank page that you can edit. You can use the basic format for your page that is in the Sample Project.

== Projects for Psych 221 (2022-2023) ==

Please edit your project pages starting from the links below. The first one is a sample that includes some wiki formatting. The second one indicates how you should format the link on this page. When you format it and save it, then clicking on the link will automatically create a blank page that you can edit.

# [[WandellFarrellLian|Sample Project]]
#* Brian Wandell, Joyce Farrell, Zheng Lyu.
# [https://vista.su.domains/psych221confluence/2022/BloodOxygenModellingFromSkinReflectance.pdf Blood oxygen modelling from skin reflectance ]

Main Page

2023-12-05T20:21:49Z

Hwgu:

= Psych 221 Project Information=

* [[Project Guidelines]] describes the project write-up rubric.
* [[Psych221 Project Suggestions]] for this and previous years.

== Project writeups ==
* [[Psych221-Projects-2023-Fall]]

== Past project writeups ==

* [[Psych221-Projects-2022-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2021-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2020-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2019-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2018-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2017-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2016-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2015-Fall]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2015-Winter]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2014]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2013]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2012]]
* [[Psych221-Projects-2011]]

(Even older project pages (from acorn))

* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2010/index.html Projects 2009-10]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2009/index.htm Projects 2008-09]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2008/index.htm Projects 2007-08]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2007/index.htm Projects 2006-07]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2006/index.htm Projects 2005-06]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2005/index.htm Projects 2004-05]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2003/index.htm Projects 2002-03]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2002/index.htm Projects 2001-02]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/2000/index.html Projects 1999-00]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/1999/index.html Projects 1998-99]
* [http://acorn.stanford.edu/psych221/projects/1998/index.html Projects 1997-98]

= Helpful Mediawiki pages =
* Consult [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents MediaWiki User's Guide] for information on editing the wiki and using wiki software.
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [https://lists.wikimedia.org/postorius/lists/mediawiki-announce.lists.wikimedia.org/ MediaWiki release mailing list]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Combating_spam Learn how to combat spam on your wiki]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Cheatsheet Mediawiki formatting cheat sheet]

= [[Psych 284]] =

In Spring 2011 the course included a shared software project. There is a [[Psych 284 |Psych 284 course wiki page]] for commenting and discussing about the software project.

= [[Psych202-Projects-2013]] =

= Psych 204A/B =

Some years, but not all, we perform projects in Psych 204A.

[[Psych204B-Projects-2010 | Psych 204B Projects 2010]]

[[Psych204B-Projects-2012 | Psych 204B Projects 2012]]

[[Psych204B-Projects-2013 | Psych 204B Projects 2013]]

= Administration =

This section is for CAs. It will describe

<ol>
<li> How students get their accounts and passwords - each student creates their own account. They create their own project page and work within that. </li>
<li> How we remove accounts at the end of the time - we delete them after class is over. The wiki pages stay up, though. </li>
<li> Who has Bureaucrat/Sysop status on the Psych 221 mediawiki pages? Brian, Doug, Joyce </li>
</ol>

Bureaucrat/Sysop users can manually create accounts at this page: [[Special:UserLogin]]

Project Guidelines

2023-11-29T02:44:46Z

Hwgu:

The purpose of the project is to allow you to analyze an idea related to the class in some depth. We hope that your project enables you to make measurements or perform computational experiments that explore an idea thoroughly.

The wiki page write-up helps you share your explorations with others, including the people who are assigning your grade. But the target audience is a student who will be taking the class next year. When preparing this material, please remember that over the years many people read these course project pages.

* Please visit [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages MediaWiki's editing help page].

Return to [http://white.stanford.edu/teach/index.php/Psych221_Project_Suggestions Suggests for Psych 221] or Suggests for Psych 204A.

== Organization ==

Your project write-up should be organized into sections like a research paper. The write-up should include clearly explain your experimental data, computational analyses and conclusions. It is also important that you cite the literature carefully because many people - including people whose work you describe - may well end up reading your page.

For simplicity, we suggest you organize your write-up into one long wiki page but with clearly labeled sections. If you know how to make more complex pages and you wish to show off, we always enjoy a good show.

We propose that you use naming convention for the sections as follows

* '''Introduction''' - Motivate the problem. Describe what has been done in the past.

* '''Background''' - What is known from the literature.

* '''Methods''' - Describe techniques you used to measure and analyze. Describe the instruments, and experimental procedures in enough detail so that someone could repeat your analysis. What software did you use? What was the idea of the algorithms and data analysis?

* '''Results''' - Organize your results in a good logical order (not necessarily historical order). Include relevant graphs and/or images. Make sure graph axes are labeled. Make sure you draw the reader's attention to the key element of the figure. The key aspect should be the most visible element of the figure or graph. Help the reader by writing a clear figure caption.

* '''Conclusions''' - Describe what you learned. What worked? What didn't? Why? What should someone next year try?

* '''References''' - List references. Include links to papers that are online.

* '''Appendix I''' - Upload source code, test images, etc, and give a description of each link. In some cases, your acquired data may be too large to store practically. In this case, use your judgement (or consult one of us) and only link the most relevant data. Be sure to describe the purpose of your code and to edit the code for clarity. The purpose of placing the code online is to allow others to verify your methods and to learn from your ideas.

* '''Appendix II''' - (for groups only) - Work breakdown. Explain how the project work was divided among group members.

Project Guidelines

2023-11-29T02:43:49Z

Hwgu: Undo revision 33210 by Hwgu (talk)

The purpose of the project is to allow you to analyze an idea related to the class in some depth. We hope that your project enables you to make measurements or perform computational experiments that explore an idea thoroughly.

The wiki page write-up helps you share your explorations with others, including the people who are assigning your grade. But the target audience is a student who will be taking the class next year. When preparing this material, please remember that over the years many people read these course project pages.

* Please visit [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages:_Editing_overview MediaWiki's editing help page].

Return to [http://white.stanford.edu/teach/index.php/Psych221_Project_Suggestions Suggests for Psych 221] or Suggests for Psych 204A.

== Organization ==

Your project write-up should be organized into sections like a research paper. The write-up should include clearly explain your experimental data, computational analyses and conclusions. It is also important that you cite the literature carefully because many people - including people whose work you describe - may well end up reading your page.

For simplicity, we suggest you organize your write-up into one long wiki page but with clearly labeled sections. If you know how to make more complex pages and you wish to show off, we always enjoy a good show.

We propose that you use naming convention for the sections as follows

* '''Introduction''' - Motivate the problem. Describe what has been done in the past.

* '''Background''' - What is known from the literature.

* '''Methods''' - Describe techniques you used to measure and analyze. Describe the instruments, and experimental procedures in enough detail so that someone could repeat your analysis. What software did you use? What was the idea of the algorithms and data analysis?

* '''Results''' - Organize your results in a good logical order (not necessarily historical order). Include relevant graphs and/or images. Make sure graph axes are labeled. Make sure you draw the reader's attention to the key element of the figure. The key aspect should be the most visible element of the figure or graph. Help the reader by writing a clear figure caption.

* '''Conclusions''' - Describe what you learned. What worked? What didn't? Why? What should someone next year try?

* '''References''' - List references. Include links to papers that are online.

* '''Appendix I''' - Upload source code, test images, etc, and give a description of each link. In some cases, your acquired data may be too large to store practically. In this case, use your judgement (or consult one of us) and only link the most relevant data. Be sure to describe the purpose of your code and to edit the code for clarity. The purpose of placing the code online is to allow others to verify your methods and to learn from your ideas.

* '''Appendix II''' - (for groups only) - Work breakdown. Explain how the project work was divided among group members.

Project Guidelines

2023-11-29T02:42:49Z

Hwgu:

The purpose of the project is to allow you to analyze an idea related to the class in some depth. We hope that your project enables you to make measurements or perform computational experiments that explore an idea thoroughly.

The wiki page write-up helps you share your explorations with others, including the people who are assigning your grade. But the target audience is a student who will be taking the class next year. When preparing this material, please remember that over the years many people read these course project pages.

* Please visit [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages].

Return to [http://white.stanford.edu/teach/index.php/Psych221_Project_Suggestions Suggests for Psych 221] or Suggests for Psych 204A.

== Organization ==

Your project write-up should be organized into sections like a research paper. The write-up should include clearly explain your experimental data, computational analyses and conclusions. It is also important that you cite the literature carefully because many people - including people whose work you describe - may well end up reading your page.

For simplicity, we suggest you organize your write-up into one long wiki page but with clearly labeled sections. If you know how to make more complex pages and you wish to show off, we always enjoy a good show.

We propose that you use naming convention for the sections as follows

* '''Introduction''' - Motivate the problem. Describe what has been done in the past.

* '''Background''' - What is known from the literature.

* '''Methods''' - Describe techniques you used to measure and analyze. Describe the instruments, and experimental procedures in enough detail so that someone could repeat your analysis. What software did you use? What was the idea of the algorithms and data analysis?

* '''Results''' - Organize your results in a good logical order (not necessarily historical order). Include relevant graphs and/or images. Make sure graph axes are labeled. Make sure you draw the reader's attention to the key element of the figure. The key aspect should be the most visible element of the figure or graph. Help the reader by writing a clear figure caption.

* '''Conclusions''' - Describe what you learned. What worked? What didn't? Why? What should someone next year try?

* '''References''' - List references. Include links to papers that are online.

* '''Appendix I''' - Upload source code, test images, etc, and give a description of each link. In some cases, your acquired data may be too large to store practically. In this case, use your judgement (or consult one of us) and only link the most relevant data. Be sure to describe the purpose of your code and to edit the code for clarity. The purpose of placing the code online is to allow others to verify your methods and to learn from your ideas.

* '''Appendix II''' - (for groups only) - Work breakdown. Explain how the project work was divided among group members.

Project Guidelines

2023-11-29T02:42:30Z

Hwgu: fixed editing help page link

The purpose of the project is to allow you to analyze an idea related to the class in some depth. We hope that your project enables you to make measurements or perform computational experiments that explore an idea thoroughly.

The wiki page write-up helps you share your explorations with others, including the people who are assigning your grade. But the target audience is a student who will be taking the class next year. When preparing this material, please remember that over the years many people read these course project pages.

* Please visit [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages:_Editing_overview MediaWiki's editing help page].

Return to [http://white.stanford.edu/teach/index.php/Psych221_Project_Suggestions Suggests for Psych 221] or Suggests for Psych 204A.

== Organization ==

Your project write-up should be organized into sections like a research paper. The write-up should include clearly explain your experimental data, computational analyses and conclusions. It is also important that you cite the literature carefully because many people - including people whose work you describe - may well end up reading your page.

For simplicity, we suggest you organize your write-up into one long wiki page but with clearly labeled sections. If you know how to make more complex pages and you wish to show off, we always enjoy a good show.

We propose that you use naming convention for the sections as follows

* '''Introduction''' - Motivate the problem. Describe what has been done in the past.

* '''Background''' - What is known from the literature.

* '''Methods''' - Describe techniques you used to measure and analyze. Describe the instruments, and experimental procedures in enough detail so that someone could repeat your analysis. What software did you use? What was the idea of the algorithms and data analysis?

* '''Results''' - Organize your results in a good logical order (not necessarily historical order). Include relevant graphs and/or images. Make sure graph axes are labeled. Make sure you draw the reader's attention to the key element of the figure. The key aspect should be the most visible element of the figure or graph. Help the reader by writing a clear figure caption.

* '''Conclusions''' - Describe what you learned. What worked? What didn't? Why? What should someone next year try?

* '''References''' - List references. Include links to papers that are online.

* '''Appendix I''' - Upload source code, test images, etc, and give a description of each link. In some cases, your acquired data may be too large to store practically. In this case, use your judgement (or consult one of us) and only link the most relevant data. Be sure to describe the purpose of your code and to edit the code for clarity. The purpose of placing the code online is to allow others to verify your methods and to learn from your ideas.

* '''Appendix II''' - (for groups only) - Work breakdown. Explain how the project work was divided among group members.