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Skoltech ML homeworks go open source
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Skoltech ML homeworks go open source

Andrey Goncharov published the homework set he built for Skoltech’s 2026 machine learning course, covering regression, trees, deep learning, and dimensionality reduction. The repo bundles notebooks, helper scripts, auto-tests, grading scripts, and pre-generated test data so students get fast feedback instead of manual review.

// ANALYSIS

This feels less like a class handout and more like a reusable blueprint for teaching ML the way engineers actually learn, by building the thing and then breaking it against tests.

  • The starter-template-plus-test-suite approach is a strong antidote to blank-page paralysis while still forcing students to implement core algorithms themselves.
  • Auto-grading and grading scripts scale much better than hand review, and they give students immediate feedback on both correctness and spec compliance.
  • Generating separate test data for each homework is a smart anti-overfitting measure that makes the assignments harder to game.
  • The MIT license makes this genuinely reusable curriculum infrastructure for other instructors, not just a one-off course archive.
  • The quiz add-on is a nice reminder that even great tests do not replace conceptual understanding.
// TAGS
skoltech-ml-homeworks-2026open-sourcetestingautomation

DISCOVERED

67d ago

2026-03-21

PUBLISHED

67d ago

2026-03-21

RELEVANCE

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