Думаю, стоит написать про этот мини-курс отдельным постом, так как вещь хорошая, я его еще в 2019 проходил. Курс дает неплохую базу по наиболее популярным RL алгоритмам и есть даже секци "Как стать Deep RL ресерчером" со списком важнейших статей по RL.
25:11 Opening & Intro to RL, Part 1, by Joshua Achiam 1:48:42 Intro to RL, Part 2, by Joshua Achiam 2:26:26 Learning Dexterity, by Matthias Plappert 2:58:00 AI Safety: An Introduction, by Dario Amodei
Думаю, стоит написать про этот мини-курс отдельным постом, так как вещь хорошая, я его еще в 2019 проходил. Курс дает неплохую базу по наиболее популярным RL алгоритмам и есть даже секци "Как стать Deep RL ресерчером" со списком важнейших статей по RL.
25:11 Opening & Intro to RL, Part 1, by Joshua Achiam 1:48:42 Intro to RL, Part 2, by Joshua Achiam 2:26:26 Learning Dexterity, by Matthias Plappert 2:58:00 AI Safety: An Introduction, by Dario Amodei
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