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The full Morse code table including numerals is shown here. Use that table to encode your netid, using a Colab notebook and Phyphox (to save you the typing, we have it as a dictionary below). Submit a notebook that does the decoding portion only, given the datafile. Do not include any identifying information in your homework. You will upload your notebook to a shared upload-only folder using the following file name convention: DO NOT INCLUDE YOUR NAME ANYWHERE IN ASSIGNMENT OR IN FILE NAMES YYYYMMDD[Parent's first name initial].ipynb, where YYYYMMDD is the year, month, and date of the birthdate of one parent (guess it if you are having a hard time remembering). We will of course need a data file called YYYYMMDD[Parent's first name initial].csv, containing your encoding of your netid. Similarly, your notebook should access a CSV file called YYYYMMDD[Parent's first name initial].csv, similar to how we accessed "Raw Data.csv" in our class notebook. So, for example if my mom was born Dec 271947 and her first name was Diana, the complete file names for my two files would be: 19471227D.ipynb, and 19471227D.csv. Upload your anonymized homework and corresponding CSV file to this location. Include the answer to the following two questions in your notebook. If you have issues uploading your files please email them to the TAs. INCLUDE IN YOUR COLAB NOTEBOOK TEXT: Did you need to adjust threshold or lockout, or do anything else special to your signal to obtain your netid correctly? How many times did you have to do it to get enough practice to not have errors (on average you will need a sequence of 35 movements in a row without any mistakes, which is about as hard as a few seconds of following your typical dance aerobics instructor)