Decision theory | Optimal decisions
AIXI ['ai̯k͡siː] is a theoretical mathematical formalism for artificial general intelligence.It combines Solomonoff induction with sequential decision theory.AIXI was first proposed by Marcus Hutter in 2000 and several results regarding AIXI are proved in Hutter's 2005 book Universal Artificial Intelligence. AIXI is a reinforcement learning (RL) agent. It maximizes the expected total rewards received from the environment. Intuitively, it simultaneously considers every computable hypothesis (or environment). In each time step, it looks at every possible program and evaluates how many rewards that program generates depending on the next action taken. The promised rewards are then weighted by the subjective belief that this program constitutes the true environment. This belief is computed from the length of the program: longer programs are considered less likely, in line with Occam's razor. AIXI then selects the action that has the highest expected total reward in the weighted sum of all these programs. (Wikipedia).
AI Safety - Elliot Catt on Mathematical approaches to AGI Safety
The AI Safety seminar hosts weekly discussions of readings on technical and philosophical topics in AI safety. This week Elliot Catt joins us from DeepMind, to give an introduction to the role of mathematics in AGI Safety. He covers the following approaches to safety: - Universal AI and A
From playlist AI Safety seminar
From playlist Dimensions Arabe/Arabic / العربية
From playlist Dimensions Arabe/Arabic / العربية
From playlist Dimensions Arabe/Arabic / العربية
Embedded Recipes 2017 - Developing an embedded video application... - Christian Charreyre
Embedded video tends to be an increasing subject in embedded Linux developments. Even if ARM SOCs provide great resources for video treatment with dedicated IPU, GPU …, a dual approach based on FPGA + general purpose processor is an interesting alternative. In this presentation Christian
From playlist Embedded Recipes 2017
From playlist Dimensions Arabe/Arabic / العربية
From playlist Dimensions Arabe/Arabic / العربية
From playlist Dimensions Arabe/Arabic / العربية
Peter Sarnak: Hyperbolic equations and spectral geometry
Programme for the Abel Lectures 2005: 1. "Abstract Phragmen-Lindelöf theorem & Saint Venant’s principle" by Abel Laureate 2005 Peter D. Lax, New York University 2. "Systems of conservation laws" by Professor Sebastian Noelle, CMA Oslo/ RWTH Aachen 3. "Hyperbolic equations and spectra
From playlist Abel Lectures
Distinguished Visitor Lecture Series Finding better randomness Theodore A. Slaman University of California, Berkeley, USA
From playlist Distinguished Visitors Lecture Series
From playlist Dimensions Arabe/Arabic / العربية
Local eigenvalue statistics of random band matrices - Tatyana Shcherbina
Analysis Seminar Topic:Local eigenvalue statistics of random band matrices Speaker:Tatyana Shcherbina Affiliation: Princeton University Date: Febuary 28, 2018 For more videos, please visit http://video.ias.edu
From playlist Mathematics