Learner Reviews & Feedback for Probabilistic Graphical Models 1: Representation by Stanford University

A good introduction to PGM, from very basic concepts to some move in-depth features. A big disadvantage is Matlab/Octave programming assignments.

Thanks to this course, Probabilistic Graphical Models are not anymore an esoteric subject! I am really looking for the second part of the course.

The class was very exciting and challenging, but I felt the programming assignments weren't dependent on understanding the classwork at all.

Really interesting contents but it would be great to have the exercises in a more up to date programming environment (python for instance)

A very demanding course with some glitches in lectures and materials. The topic itself is very interesting, educational and useful.

Great material. Course mentors are nowhere to be found and some of the problems are hard, so I'd have liked to see some guidance.

Excellent introduction into probabilistic graph models. Introduced me to Baysian analysis and is quite helpful for my work.

Great course, would be nicer if exercises were in Python or R and if software from first honours task worked on Mac.

Some interesting knowledges about PCM, but I think I need more detailed information in the succeeding courses.

Good course, quite complex, wish some better quality slides, and more quizzes to help understand the theory

The coding assignments can be compulsory too.

Maybe not as vast, but maybe interleaved with the quizzes

Very good course. It should contain more practical examples to make the material better to understand.

Great course, however, the honors track assignments are a bit too tedious and take lots of time.

The course is pretty good. I love the way that the professor led us into the graphical models.

great job, although the last PA is a huge pain / difficulty spike - more hints would be nice

There are many error in the implementations for octave. Aside from that, the course is fine

Covers some material a little too quickly, but overall a good and entertaining course.

A bit more challenging than I thought but very useful, and very well structured

Great and well paced content.

Quizzes really helps nailing the tricky points.

Instructor is engaging in her delivery. Topic is interesting but difficult.

Honors seems like a must to full instill concepts/implementation

I would recommend adding some supplemental reading material.

Rich content and useful tools for applying in real problems

Please, provide programming assignments on Python or C++

Theory: Very interesting. Assignments: not so useful.