Link to website: rybplayer.github.io/capstone/
This site uses Astro and React.
How to run:
npm install
npm run dev
Note: Do NOT use bun, pnpm, or any other package manager. It breaks code blocks because this site features custom patched node modules.
Given the theoretical nature of our project, we cannot meet all website rubric guidelines and have been advised by TA that we can ignore sections that are not relevant to our project. For our rationale behind not including certain sections see below.
Core content (Problem, Method, and Results) cannot all be satisfied, namely the "Methods" section because our project does not have a traditional methodology like other projects and would likely be a lot of trial and error that is out of the scope of our final project.
Short paragraphs does not make sense in our context large amounts of text are required to communicate our findings.
This section asks us to explicitly state our: metrics, baselines, comparisons, and ablations as relevant. However, in our project, there are no traditional metrics used like accuracy and there are no baselines to compare it to as we explored a novel problem. As such it does not make sense for us to have explicit evaluations.
This section asks us to describe our dataset and other data related subjects. Given that we do not have a dataset and it would not make sense for us to have a dataset, we ignore this section.
Like previously mentioned, it wouldn't make sense for us to show our iterations as there would be no clear progress as it is mostly exploration of ideas that may not be related at all to our final output.
Our project does have a very technical tone, as one would expect from a theoretical project. This requires us to have a "wall of text" by nature as we seek to explain our findings in detail.
We do not have a demo by nature since it is purely theoretical.
We do not handle any data, therefore we do not handle any sensitive data.