Final Project Presentation

You have two options for your final project presentation:

• Option 1: Poster
  • See the Project Posters resource for details on how to get started and the expected format.
  • Your poster will be a condensed version of your final report, with more visuals and less text.
  • I recommend that you create your poster using google slides or powerpoint.
  • You can print your poster at the Armstrong library.
• Option 2: Live Demo
  • See the Project Demos with Gradio resource for details on how to get started.
  • You have the option to create a demo of your system, which will be hosted as a Hugging Face space within the CS 457 Hugging Face organization.
  • I strongly recommend using a gradio interface for your demo, as you won’t get any extra credit for custom web design. It should be fairly simple to plug in your existing project code and saved model to gradio.
  • Your demo should feature the main component of your project. For instance, if you built a chatbot, you should be able to chat with the chatbot. If you built a text classifier, users should be able to enter some text and get a label.
  • In addition to the code for the demo, you should provide a README file that describes how to interact with your demo and any limitations it may have. For instance, if it only works with single words written using ASCII characters, state that. Your demo should not crash when it is tested on reasonable input.
• For either option, you should prepare a 2-4 minute verbal overview of your project