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Two papers on multi-armed bandit accepted at AI&Stats’16 Presentation of “Reinforcement learning and transfer of knowledge” at PDAI organized by AfIA

Two papers on multi-armed bandit accepted at AI&Stats’16

We had two papers accepted at AI&Stats’16 on multi-armed bandit exploiting the arm structure to...

Presentation of “Reinforcement learning and transfer of knowledge” at PDAI organized by AfIA

Alessandro Lazaric is giving an invited talk at the “Journée pour la promotion et le...
ExTra-Learn is a JCJC-ANR project on "Transfer in Reinforcement Learning" at SequeL (Inria Lille - Nord Europe).
Our objective is to develop novel transfer learning algorithms with the ultimate goal of enabling
reinforcement learning algorithms to continuously improve their performance over time.

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Seminar on “Transfer in Reinforcement Learning” @Inria 30 minutes seminar series

We gave a high-level presentation on the topic of transfer in reinforcement learning. Here is the abstract: The reinforcement learning (RL) framework formalizes the problem of sequential decision-making under uncertainty. …

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pwned 2014/12/10 2014/12/26Talks talk

ANR Kick-off Meeting

We presented ExTra-Learn at the “ANR Kick-off meeting” for the projects in the theme “Information treatment, human-machine interaction, and knowledge engineering”. Here you can find the presentation of the project, …

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pwned 2014/11/05 2014/12/26Meeting meeting, talk

Presentation of “Sparse Multi-Task Reinforcement Learning” @SequeL

Daniele Calandriello presented “Sparse Multi-Task Reinforcement Learning” a joint work with M. Restelli (PoliMi). Abstract. In multi-task reinforcement learning (MTRL), the objective is to simultaneously learn multiple tasks and exploit …

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