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\section*{Declaration of Generative AI Use}

\subsection*{Reminder of Course Policy}

\begin{itemize}
\item The use of GenAI tools (e.g., ChatGPT, Grammarly, Bard) for completing any part of this course is discouraged.
\item Using these tools is not needed to be successful in the class and could be detrimental to your learning experience.
\item If you use them, you must cite the tool you used and explain how you used it.
\item If you do not cite the tool, it is an academic code violation.
\item We will be using special tools to detect cases of unattributed GenAI use.
\end{itemize}

\subsection*{Student Declaration}

\subsubsection*{Have you used generative AI tools to complete this assignment:}

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YES $\square$ NO $\blacksquare$ % change answer to \blacksquare

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\subsubsection*{If you answered YES above, describe what tools you used and what parts of the assignment you used them for below:}

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\textit{Example: I used ChatGPT to debug my convolution implementation}

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\paragraph{Q1:} \textbf{[8 points]} Many traditional computer vision algorithms use convolutional filters to extract feature representations, e.g., in SIFT, to which we then often apply machine learning classification techniques. Convolutional neural networks also use filters within a machine learning algorithm.

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