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Speeding up Deep Reinforcement Learning via Transfer and Multitask Learning
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Speaker: Yunshu Du
Host: Gail Murphy
Research Presentation: Speeding up Deep Reinforcement Learning via Transfer and Multitask Learning
Deep Reinforcement learning (DeepRL) has been increasingly popular as a way of learning to control agents without needing to hand-craft inputs. Unfortunately, DeepRL algorithms often suffer from high time and data complexity, which can be problematic for real-world applications. Yunshu reviews the basics of reinforcement learning and deep learning, and then describe some of the challenges associated with training a DeepRL agent. Yunshu presents her research on how to leverage two approaches, transfer learning and multitask learning.
Mentoring Topic: How to Choose a Research Direction as an Undergraduate
While undergraduate research is rewarding, choosing the topic that suits you can be stressful. Yunshu shares her story of how she got involved in her current research interest, and will suggest what you should consider when looking for your first research project.
Originally hosted as part of the Virtual Undergraduate Town Hall Program, and interactive webinar experience.
October 4, 2018
Host: Gail Murphy
Research Presentation: Speeding up Deep Reinforcement Learning via Transfer and Multitask Learning
Deep Reinforcement learning (DeepRL) has been increasingly popular as a way of learning to control agents without needing to hand-craft inputs. Unfortunately, DeepRL algorithms often suffer from high time and data complexity, which can be problematic for real-world applications. Yunshu reviews the basics of reinforcement learning and deep learning, and then describe some of the challenges associated with training a DeepRL agent. Yunshu presents her research on how to leverage two approaches, transfer learning and multitask learning.
Mentoring Topic: How to Choose a Research Direction as an Undergraduate
While undergraduate research is rewarding, choosing the topic that suits you can be stressful. Yunshu shares her story of how she got involved in her current research interest, and will suggest what you should consider when looking for your first research project.
Originally hosted as part of the Virtual Undergraduate Town Hall Program, and interactive webinar experience.
October 4, 2018
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