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Effective Data: Partition

Effective Data: Partition

To train a good model, you need lots of data. Luckily, over the last few decades, collecting data has become much easier. However, there is little value...

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RL Weekly 44: Reinforcement Learning with Videos and Automatic Data Augmentation

RL Weekly 44: Reinforcement Learning with Videos and Automatic Data Augmentation

In this issue, we look at using human demonstrations to help robot learn and automatically selecting data augmentation methods for RL.

RL Weekly 43: Revisiting Experience Replay, On-Policy Methods, and Rainbow

RL Weekly 43: Revisiting Experience Replay, On-Policy Methods, and Rainbow

In this issue, we examine large scale experiments that illuminate the design decisions of various components of reinforcement learning.

Paper Unraveled: Revisiting Fundamentals of Experience Replay (Fedus et al., 2020)

Paper Unraveled: Revisiting Fundamentals of Experience Replay (Fedus et al., 2020)

Experience replay is central to off-policy algorithms in deep reinforcement learning (RL), but there remain significant gaps in our understanding. We therefore present a systematic...

Retrospective of Google Summer of Code 2020 with TensorFlow

Retrospective of Google Summer of Code 2020 with TensorFlow

With Google Summer of Code 2020 coming to a close, I describe my experience working with the TensorFlow team and share my advice for prospective...

Train Proximal Policy Optimization (PPO) with Swift for TensorFlow (S4TF)

Train Proximal Policy Optimization (PPO) with Swift for TensorFlow (S4TF)

We look at each component of Proximal Policy Optimization, and see how they can be translated to Swift for TensorFlow.

Train a Deep Q-Network with Swift for TensorFlow (S4TF)

Train a Deep Q-Network with Swift for TensorFlow (S4TF)

We look at each component of Deep Q-Network, and see how they can be translated to Swift for TensorFlow.

RL Weekly 42: Special Issue on NeurIPS 2020 Competitions

RL Weekly 42: Special Issue on NeurIPS 2020 Competitions

In this special issue, we look at the four RL competitions that is a part of NeurIPS 2020.

RL Weekly 41: Adversarial Policies, Image Augmentation, and Self-Supervised Exploration with World Models

RL Weekly 41: Adversarial Policies, Image Augmentation, and Self-Supervised Exploration with World Models

In this issue, we look at adversarial policy learning, image augmentation in RL, and self-supervised exploration through world models.

RL Weekly 40: Catastrophic Interference and Policy Evaluation Networks

RL Weekly 40: Catastrophic Interference and Policy Evaluation Networks

In this issue, we look at two papers combating catastrophic interference. Memento combats interference by training two independent agents where the second agent takes off...

RL Weekly 39: Intrinsic Motivation for Cooperation and Amortized Q-Learning

RL Weekly 39: Intrinsic Motivation for Cooperation and Amortized Q-Learning

In this issue, we look at using intrinsic rewards to encourage cooperation in two-agent MDP. We also look at replacing maximization in Q-learning over all...

Reinforcement Learning Papers Accepted to ICLR 2020

Reinforcement Learning Papers Accepted to ICLR 2020

I have compiled a list of 106 reinforcement learning papers accepted to ICLR 2020.

RL Weekly 38: Clipped objective is not why PPO works, and the Trap of Saliency maps

RL Weekly 38: Clipped objective is not why PPO works, and the Trap of Saliency maps

In this issue, we look at the effect of PPO's code-level optimizations and the study of saliency maps in RL.

RL Weekly 37: Observational Overfitting, Hindsight Credit Assignment, and Procedurally Generated Environment Suite

RL Weekly 37: Observational Overfitting, Hindsight Credit Assignment, and Procedurally Generated Environment Suite

In this issue, we look at Google and MIT's study on the observational overfitting phenomenon and how overparametrization helps generalization, a new family of algorithms...

RL Weekly 36: AlphaZero with a Learned Model achieves SotA in Atari

RL Weekly 36: AlphaZero with a Learned Model achieves SotA in Atari

In this issue, we look at MuZero, DeepMind's new algorithm that learns a model and achieves AlphaZero performance in Chess, Shogi, and Go and achieves...

RL Weekly 35: Escaping Local Optimas in Distance-based Rewards and Choosing the Best Teacher

RL Weekly 35: Escaping Local Optimas in Distance-based Rewards and Choosing the Best Teacher

In this issue, we look at an algorithm that use sibling trajectories to escape local optimas in distance-based shaped rewards, and an algorithm that dynamically...

RL Weekly 34: Dexterous Manipulation of the Rubik's Cube and Human-Agent Collaboration in Overcooked

RL Weekly 34: Dexterous Manipulation of the Rubik's Cube and Human-Agent Collaboration in Overcooked

In this issue, we look at a robot hand manipulating and "solving" the Rubik's Cube. We also look at comparative performances of human-agnostic and human-aware...

RL Weekly 33: Action Grammar, the Squashing Exploration Problem, and Task-relevant GAIL

RL Weekly 33: Action Grammar, the Squashing Exploration Problem, and Task-relevant GAIL

In this issue, we look at Action Grammar RL, a hierarchical RL framework that adds new macro-actions, improving performance of DDQN and SAC in Atari...

RL Weekly 32: New SotA Sample Efficiency on Atari and an Analysis of the Benefits of Hierarchical RL

RL Weekly 32: New SotA Sample Efficiency on Atari and an Analysis of the Benefits of Hierarchical RL

In this issue, we look at LASER, DeepMind's improvement to V-trace that achieves state-of-the-art sample efficiency in Atari environments. We also look at Google AI...

RL Weekly 31: How Agents Play Hide and Seek, Attraction-Repulsion Actor Critic, and Efficient Learning from Demonstrations

RL Weekly 31: How Agents Play Hide and Seek, Attraction-Repulsion Actor Critic, and Efficient Learning from Demonstrations

In this issue, we look at OpenAI's work on multi-agent hide and seek and the behaviors that emerge. We also look at Mila's population-based exploration...

Reinforcement Learning Papers Accepted to NeurIPS 2019

Reinforcement Learning Papers Accepted to NeurIPS 2019

I have compiled a list of 184 reinforcement learning papers accepted to NeurIPS 2019.

RL Weekly 30: Learning State and Action Embeddings, a New Framework for RL in Games, and an Interactive Variant of Question Answering

RL Weekly 30: Learning State and Action Embeddings, a New Framework for RL in Games, and an Interactive Variant of Question Answering

In this issue, we look at a representation learning method to train state and action embeddings paired with TD3. We also look at a new...

RL Weekly 29: The Behaviors and Superstitions of RL, and How Deep RL Compares with the Best Humans in Atari

RL Weekly 29: The Behaviors and Superstitions of RL, and How Deep RL Compares with the Best Humans in Atari

In this issue, we look at reinforcement learning from a wider perspective. We look at new environments and experiments that are designed to test and...

RL Weekly 28: Free-Lunch Saliency and Hierarchical RL with Behavior Cloning

RL Weekly 28: Free-Lunch Saliency and Hierarchical RL with Behavior Cloning

This week, we first look at Free-Lunch Saliency, a built-in interpretability module that does not deteriorate performance. Then, we look at HRL-BC, a combination of...

RL Weekly 27: Diverse Trajectory-conditioned Self Imitation Learning and Environment Probing Interaction Policies

RL Weekly 27: Diverse Trajectory-conditioned Self Imitation Learning and Environment Probing Interaction Policies

This week, we look at a self imitation learning method that imitates diverse past experience for better exploration. We also summarize an environment probing policy...

RL Weekly 26: Transfer RL with Credit Assignment and Convolutional Reservoir Computing for World Models

RL Weekly 26: Transfer RL with Credit Assignment and Convolutional Reservoir Computing for World Models

This week, we summarize a new transfer learning method using the Transformer reward model, and a world model controller that does not require training the...

RL Weekly 25: Replacing Bias with Adaptive Methods, Batch Off-policy Learning, and Learning Shared Model for Multi-task RL

RL Weekly 25: Replacing Bias with Adaptive Methods, Batch Off-policy Learning, and Learning Shared Model for Multi-task RL

In this issue, we focus on replacing inductive bias with adaptive solutions (DeepMind), learning off-policy from expert experience (Google Brain), and learning a shared model...

RL Weekly 24: Benchmarks for Model-based RL and Bonus-based Exploration Methods

RL Weekly 24: Benchmarks for Model-based RL and Bonus-based Exploration Methods

This week, we summarize two benchmark papers. The first paper benchmarks 11 model-based RL algorithms in 18 continuous control environments, and the second paper benchmarks...

RL Weekly 23: Decentralized Hierarchical RL, Deep Conservative Policy Iteration, and Optimistic PPO

RL Weekly 23: Decentralized Hierarchical RL, Deep Conservative Policy Iteration, and Optimistic PPO

This week, we first introduce a ensemble of primitives without a high-level meta-policy that can make decentralized decisions. We then look at an deep learning...

RL Weekly 22: Unsupervised Learning for Atari, Model-based Policy Optimization, and Adaptive-TD

RL Weekly 22: Unsupervised Learning for Atari, Model-based Policy Optimization, and Adaptive-TD

This week, we first look at ST-DIM, an unsupervised state representation learning method from MILA and Microsoft Research. We also check UC Berkeley's new policy...

RL Weekly 21: The interplay between Experience Replay and Model-based RL

RL Weekly 21: The interplay between Experience Replay and Model-based RL

This week, we introduce three papers on replay-based RL and model-based RL. The first paper introduces SoRB, a way to combine experience replay and planning....

RL Weekly 20: Minecraft Competition, Off-policy Policy Evaluation via Classification, and Soft-attention Agent for Interpretability

RL Weekly 20: Minecraft Competition, Off-policy Policy Evaluation via Classification, and Soft-attention Agent for Interpretability

This week, we introduce MineRL, a new RL competition using human priors to solve Minecraft. We also introduce OPE, a method of off-policy evaluation through...

RL Weekly 19: Curious Object-Based Search Agent, Multiplicative Compositional Policies, and AutoRL

RL Weekly 19: Curious Object-Based Search Agent, Multiplicative Compositional Policies, and AutoRL

This week, we introduce combining unsupervised learning, exploration, and model-based RL; learning composable motor skills; and evolving rewards.

RL Weekly 18: Survey of Domain Randomization Techniques for Sim-to-Real Transfer, and Evaluating Deep RL with ToyBox

RL Weekly 18: Survey of Domain Randomization Techniques for Sim-to-Real Transfer, and Evaluating Deep RL with ToyBox

This week, we introduce a survey of Domain Randomization Techniques for Sim-to-Real Transfer and ToyBox, a suite of redesigned Atari Environments for experimental evaluation of...

RL Weekly 17: Information Asymmetry in KL-regularized Objective, Real-world Challenges to RL, and Fast and Slow RL

RL Weekly 17: Information Asymmetry in KL-regularized Objective, Real-world Challenges to RL, and Fast and Slow RL

In this issue, we summarize the use of information asymmetry in KL regularized objective to regularize the policy, the challenges of deploying deep RL into...

RL Weekly 16: Why Performance Plateaus May Occur, and Compressing DQNs

RL Weekly 16: Why Performance Plateaus May Occur, and Compressing DQNs

In this issue, we introduce 'ray interference,' a possible cause of performance plateaus in deep reinforcement learning conjectured by Google DeepMind. We also introduce a...

RL Weekly 15: Learning without Rewards: from Active Queries or Suboptimal Demonstrations

RL Weekly 15: Learning without Rewards: from Active Queries or Suboptimal Demonstrations

In this issue, we introduce VICE-RAQ by UC Berkeley and T-REX by UT Austin and Preferred Networks. VICE-RAQ trains a classifier to infer rewards from...

RL Weekly 14: OpenAI Five and Berkeley Blue

RL Weekly 14: OpenAI Five and Berkeley Blue

In this week's issue, we summarize the Dota 2 match between OpenAI Five and OG eSports and introduce Blue, a new low-cost robot developed by...

RL Weekly 13: Learning to Toss, Learning to Paint, and How to Explain RL

RL Weekly 13: Learning to Toss, Learning to Paint, and How to Explain RL

In this week's issue, we summarize results from Princeton, Google, Columbia, and MIT on training a robot arm to throw objects. We also look at...

RL Weekly 12: Atari Demos with Human Gaze Labels, New SOTA in Meta-RL, and a Hierarchical Take on Intrinsic Rewards

RL Weekly 12: Atari Demos with Human Gaze Labels, New SOTA in Meta-RL, and a Hierarchical Take on Intrinsic Rewards

This week, we look at a new demo dataset of Atari games that include trajectories and human gaze. We also look at PEARL, a new...

RL Weekly 11: The Bitter Lesson by Richard Sutton, the Promise of Hierarchical RL, and Exploration with Human Feedback

RL Weekly 11: The Bitter Lesson by Richard Sutton, the Promise of Hierarchical RL, and Exploration with Human Feedback

In this issue, we first look at a diary entry by Richard S. Sutton (DeepMind, UAlberta) on Compute versus Clever. Then, we look at a...

RL Weekly 10: Learning from Playing, Understanding Multi-agent Intelligence, and Navigating in Google Street View

RL Weekly 10: Learning from Playing, Understanding Multi-agent Intelligence, and Navigating in Google Street View

In this issue, we look at Google Brain's algorithm of learning by playing, DeepMind's thoughts on multi-agent intelligence, and DeepMind's new navigation environment using Google...

RL Weekly 9: Sample-efficient Near-SOTA Model-based RL, Neural MMO, and Bottlenecks in Deep Q-Learning

RL Weekly 9: Sample-efficient Near-SOTA Model-based RL, Neural MMO, and Bottlenecks in Deep Q-Learning

In this issue, we look at SimPLe, a model-based RL algorithm that achieves near-state-of-the-art results on Arcade Learning Environments (ALE). We also look at Neural...

RL Weekly 8: World Discovery Models, MuJoCo Soccer Environment, and Deep Planning Network

RL Weekly 8: World Discovery Models, MuJoCo Soccer Environment, and Deep Planning Network

In this issue, we introduce World Discovery Models and MuJoCo Soccer Environment from Google DeepMind, and PlaNet from Google.

RL Weekly 7: Obstacle Tower Challenge, Hanabi Learning Environment, and Spinning Up Workshop

RL Weekly 7: Obstacle Tower Challenge, Hanabi Learning Environment, and Spinning Up Workshop

This week, we introduce the Obstacle Tower Challenge, a new RL competition by Unity, Hanabi Learning Environment, a multi-agent environment by DeepMind, and Spinning Up...

RL Weekly 6: AlphaStar, Rectified Nash Response, and Causal Reasoning with Meta RL

RL Weekly 6: AlphaStar, Rectified Nash Response, and Causal Reasoning with Meta RL

This week, we look at AlphaStar, a Starcraft II AI, PSRO_rN, an evaluation algorithm encouraging diverse population of well-trained agents, and a novel Meta-RL approach...

RL Weekly 5: Robust Control of Legged Robots, Compiler Phase-Ordering, and Go Explore on Sonic the Hedgehog

RL Weekly 5: Robust Control of Legged Robots, Compiler Phase-Ordering, and Go Explore on Sonic the Hedgehog

This week, we look at impressive robust control of legged robots by ETH Zurich and Intel, compiler phase-ordering by UC Berkeley and MIT, and a...

RL Weekly 4: Generating Problems with Solutions, Optical Flow with RL, and Model-free Planning

RL Weekly 4: Generating Problems with Solutions, Optical Flow with RL, and Model-free Planning

In this issue, we introduce new curriculum learning algorithm by Uber AI Labs, model-free planning algorithm by DeepMind, and optical-flow based control algorithm by Intel...

RL Weekly 3: Learning to Drive through Dense Traffic, Learning to Walk, and Summarizing Progress in Sim-to-Real

RL Weekly 3: Learning to Drive through Dense Traffic, Learning to Walk, and Summarizing Progress in Sim-to-Real

In this issue, we introduce the DeepTraffic competition from Lex Fridman's MIT Deep Learning for Self-Driving Cars course. We also review a new paper on...

PyTorch Implementations of Policy Gradient Methods

PyTorch Implementations of Policy Gradient Methods

A well-written baseline is crucial to research. We compare and recommend popular open source implementations of reinforcement learning algorithms in PyTorch.

RL Weekly 2: Tuning AlphaGo, Macro-strategy for MOBA, Sim-to-Real with conditional GANs

RL Weekly 2: Tuning AlphaGo, Macro-strategy for MOBA, Sim-to-Real with conditional GANs

In this issue, we discuss hyperparameter tuning for AlphaGo from DeepMind, Hierarchical RL model for a MOBA game from Tencent, and GAN-based Sim-to-Real algorithm from...

RL Weekly 1: Soft Actor-Critic Code Release; Text-based RL Competition; Learning with Training Wheels

RL Weekly 1: Soft Actor-Critic Code Release; Text-based RL Competition; Learning with Training Wheels

In this inaugural issue of the RL Weekly newsletter, we discuss Soft Actor-Critic (SAC) from BAIR, the new TextWorld competition by Microsoft Research, and AsDDPG...

Paper Unraveled: A Deeper Look at Experience Replay (Zhang and Sutton, 2017)

Paper Unraveled: A Deeper Look at Experience Replay (Zhang and Sutton, 2017)

Recently experience replay is widely used in various deep reinforcement learning (RL) algorithms, in this paper we rethink the utility of experience replay. It introduces...

Paper Unraveled: Neural Fitted Q Iteration (Riedmiller, 2005)

Paper Unraveled: Neural Fitted Q Iteration (Riedmiller, 2005)

This paper introduces NFQ, an algorithm for efficient and effective training of a Q-value function represented by a multi-layer perceptron. Based on the principle of...

Notes from the ai.x 2018 Conference: Faster Reinforcement Learning via Transfer

Notes from the ai.x 2018 Conference: Faster Reinforcement Learning via Transfer

SK T-Brain hosted the ai.x Conference on September 6th at Seoul, South Korea. At this conference, John Schulman (OpenAI) spoke about faster reinforcement learning via...

Bias-variance Tradeoff in Reinforcement Learning

Bias-variance Tradeoff in Reinforcement Learning

Bias-variance tradeoff is a familiar term to most people who learned machine learning. In the context of Machine Learning, bias and variance refers to the...

I learned DQNs with OpenAI competition

I learned DQNs with OpenAI competition

On April, OpenAI held a two-month-long competition called the Retro Contest where participants had to develop an agent that can achieve perform well on unseen...

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I learned DQNs with OpenAI competition

I learned DQNs with OpenAI competition

On April, OpenAI held a two-month-long competition called the Retro Contest where participants had to develop an agent that can achieve perform well on unseen...

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Notes from the ai.x 2018 Conference: Faster Reinforcement Learning via Transfer

Notes from the ai.x 2018 Conference: Faster Reinforcement Learning via Transfer

SK T-Brain hosted the ai.x Conference on September 6th at Seoul, South Korea. At this conference, John Schulman (OpenAI) spoke about faster reinforcement learning via...

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PyTorch Implementations of Policy Gradient Methods

PyTorch Implementations of Policy Gradient Methods

A well-written baseline is crucial to research. We compare and recommend popular open source implementations of reinforcement learning algorithms in PyTorch.

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Using TensorBoard with PyTorch 1.1+

Using TensorBoard with PyTorch 1.1+

Since PyTorch 1.1, tensorboard is now natively supported in PyTorch. This post contains detailed instuctions to install tensorboard.

PyTorch Implementations of Policy Gradient Methods

PyTorch Implementations of Policy Gradient Methods

A well-written baseline is crucial to research. We compare and recommend popular open source implementations of reinforcement learning algorithms in PyTorch.

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Using TensorBoard with PyTorch 1.1+

Using TensorBoard with PyTorch 1.1+

Since PyTorch 1.1, tensorboard is now natively supported in PyTorch. This post contains detailed instuctions to install tensorboard.

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Setting up code-server on GCP: VSCode on Browser for Remote Work!

Setting up code-server on GCP: VSCode on Browser for Remote Work!

Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is a great code editor, but it cannot be used remotely... or can it? Code-server is VS Code running on...

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Setting up code-server on GCP: VSCode on Browser for Remote Work!

Setting up code-server on GCP: VSCode on Browser for Remote Work!

Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is a great code editor, but it cannot be used remotely... or can it? Code-server is VS Code running on...

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Setting up code-server on GCP: VSCode on Browser for Remote Work!

Setting up code-server on GCP: VSCode on Browser for Remote Work!

Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is a great code editor, but it cannot be used remotely... or can it? Code-server is VS Code running on...

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githubtocolab: Open GitHub Jupyter Notebooks in Colab!

githubtocolab: Open GitHub Jupyter Notebooks in Colab!

GitHub is a great place to host jupyter notebooks, and Colab is a great place to run jupyter notebooks. Use githubtocolab.com to instantly open jupyter...

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githubtocolab: Open GitHub Jupyter Notebooks in Colab!

githubtocolab: Open GitHub Jupyter Notebooks in Colab!

GitHub is a great place to host jupyter notebooks, and Colab is a great place to run jupyter notebooks. Use githubtocolab.com to instantly open jupyter...

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githubtocolab: Open GitHub Jupyter Notebooks in Colab!

githubtocolab: Open GitHub Jupyter Notebooks in Colab!

GitHub is a great place to host jupyter notebooks, and Colab is a great place to run jupyter notebooks. Use githubtocolab.com to instantly open jupyter...

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How to Setup Azure Data Science Virtual Machine (DSVM)

How to Setup Azure Data Science Virtual Machine (DSVM)

Azure Data Science Virtual Machine is a virtual machine image that is built for data science.

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How to Download Kaggle Datasets on Ubuntu

How to Download Kaggle Datasets on Ubuntu

Kaggle is one of the most popular place to datasets for data science and machine learning. In this guide, we discuss how to download datasets...

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How to Download Kaggle Datasets on Ubuntu

How to Download Kaggle Datasets on Ubuntu

Kaggle is one of the most popular place to datasets for data science and machine learning. In this guide, we discuss how to download datasets...

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Retrospective of Google Summer of Code 2020 with TensorFlow

Retrospective of Google Summer of Code 2020 with TensorFlow

With Google Summer of Code 2020 coming to a close, I describe my experience working with the TensorFlow team and share my advice for prospective...

Train Proximal Policy Optimization (PPO) with Swift for TensorFlow (S4TF)

Train Proximal Policy Optimization (PPO) with Swift for TensorFlow (S4TF)

We look at each component of Proximal Policy Optimization, and see how they can be translated to Swift for TensorFlow.

Train a Deep Q-Network with Swift for TensorFlow (S4TF)

Train a Deep Q-Network with Swift for TensorFlow (S4TF)

We look at each component of Deep Q-Network, and see how they can be translated to Swift for TensorFlow.

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Retrospective of Google Summer of Code 2020 with TensorFlow

Retrospective of Google Summer of Code 2020 with TensorFlow

With Google Summer of Code 2020 coming to a close, I describe my experience working with the TensorFlow team and share my advice for prospective...

Train Proximal Policy Optimization (PPO) with Swift for TensorFlow (S4TF)

Train Proximal Policy Optimization (PPO) with Swift for TensorFlow (S4TF)

We look at each component of Proximal Policy Optimization, and see how they can be translated to Swift for TensorFlow.

Train a Deep Q-Network with Swift for TensorFlow (S4TF)

Train a Deep Q-Network with Swift for TensorFlow (S4TF)

We look at each component of Deep Q-Network, and see how they can be translated to Swift for TensorFlow.

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Retrospective of Google Summer of Code 2020 with TensorFlow

Retrospective of Google Summer of Code 2020 with TensorFlow

With Google Summer of Code 2020 coming to a close, I describe my experience working with the TensorFlow team and share my advice for prospective...

Train Proximal Policy Optimization (PPO) with Swift for TensorFlow (S4TF)

Train Proximal Policy Optimization (PPO) with Swift for TensorFlow (S4TF)

We look at each component of Proximal Policy Optimization, and see how they can be translated to Swift for TensorFlow.

Train a Deep Q-Network with Swift for TensorFlow (S4TF)

Train a Deep Q-Network with Swift for TensorFlow (S4TF)

We look at each component of Deep Q-Network, and see how they can be translated to Swift for TensorFlow.

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Publish a Python Package to PyPI

Publish a Python Package to PyPI

Python is one of the most popular languages, known for being simple and easy to read. In this guide, we discuss how to publish your...

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Publish a Python Package to PyPI

Publish a Python Package to PyPI

Python is one of the most popular languages, known for being simple and easy to read. In this guide, we discuss how to publish your...

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SSH into Remote Linux Machine Using ngrok

SSH into Remote Linux Machine Using ngrok

In this guide, we discuss how to access your remote Linux machine via SSH using ngrok.

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SSH into Remote Linux Machine Using ngrok

SSH into Remote Linux Machine Using ngrok

In this guide, we discuss how to access your remote Linux machine via SSH using ngrok.

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SSH into Remote Linux Machine Using ngrok

SSH into Remote Linux Machine Using ngrok

In this guide, we discuss how to access your remote Linux machine via SSH using ngrok.