DLRL Summer School 2020 - Meta Reinforcement Learning - Chelsea Finn

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Описание: CIFAR Fellow Chelsea Finn (Stanford University, CIFAR Learning in Machines & Brains) presents on meta reinforcement learning.
CIFAR's Deep Learning + Reinforcement Learning (DLRL) Summer School brings together graduate students, post-docs, and professionals to cover the foundational research, new developments, and real-world applications of deep learning and reinforcement learning. Participants learn directly from world-renowned researchers and lecturers.

The virtual edition of the DLRL Summer School took place Aug.3 - Aug.7, 2020, welcoming 302 students from across 45 countries. The DLRL Summer School was hosted by CIFAR in partnership with Mila, the Quebec Artificial Intelligence Institute. The event is a part of both the CIFAR Learning in Machines & Brains program and CIFAR Pan-Canadian AI Strategy’s National Program of Activities, and is delivered in partnership with Canada’s three national AI Institutes, Amii, Mila and the Vector Institute.

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