Lecture 1: Introduction to Sequence Prediction | CS 8803 Sequence Prediction
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Course materials for CS 8803 Sequence Prediction, Spring 2026 at Georgia Tech.
Lecture 1: Introduction to Sequence Prediction | CS 8803 Sequence Prediction Lecture 1: Introduction to Sequence Prediction Date: January 16, 2026 Topic: Course Intro, Online Learning Basics, Exponential Weights, and the Perceptron 1. Course Overview and Policies Welcome to CS 8803: Sequence Prediction This course explores the theoretical foundations of sequential prediction and decision making. We bridge the gap between classical information theory (Kolmogorov Complexity, Solomonoff Induction) and modern sequence models (Transformers, Diffusion). Logistics Lectures: Fridays (Two sessions per
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