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(For CS/SE/ML folks:) If you have time for some "extracurricular" reading over the holidays: a survey of truly exciting results establishing a deep connection between TD-Reinforcement Learning and the Dopamine system in primate brains. h/t @ezraklein https://t.co/E4sHzCVGsj
48/ The way dopamine works also explains why we so easily spring back from failures. That’s because of this interesting nuance: if rewards are worse than expected, dopamine doesn’t reduce as much. https://t.co/ku2awed7SU https://t.co/JmXdjM4Zkp
@TheActaFist777 Add CBus, the built the new Police HQ in SMART Melbourne, the SMART City police can have their moral compass flipped, especially during plandemic lockdowns! The UN Helmet log used to have sensors under it, until UN Peacekeepers in Africa jumped on them. https://t.co/FPthC8aCoI https://t.co/r2V84xfVfj
神経科学にDynamic Programmingの話が出てくるのおもしろいな Understanding dopamine and reinforcement learning: The dopamine reward prediction error hypothesis https://t.co/TQXdxUVkMM
@Qivshi1 Yes, the behaviorists were the first to use RL-like models and neuro folks know this. For example, see this review: https://t.co/5tbcOMooZa
RT @realColinWyse: @TheActaFist777 Add CBus, the built the new Police HQ in SMART Melbourne, the SMART City police can have their moral com…
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Dopamine enables youth and staff to navigate daily interactions, with understanding of dopaminergic systems crucial for managing behavior. This video explores how dopamine influences learning, prediction, and…
RT @realColinWyse: @TheActaFist777 Add CBus, the built the new Police HQ in SMART Melbourne, the SMART City police can have their moral com…
RT @realColinWyse: @TheActaFist777 Add CBus, the built the new Police HQ in SMART Melbourne, the SMART City police can have their moral com…
RT @realColinWyse: @TheActaFist777 Add CBus, the built the new Police HQ in SMART Melbourne, the SMART City police can have their moral com…
@TheActaFist777 Add CBus, the built the new Police HQ in SMART Melbourne, the SMART City police can have their moral compass flipped, especially during plandemic lockdowns! The UN Helmet log used to have sensors under it, until UN Peacekeepers in Africa jumped on them. https://t.co/FPthC8aCoI https://t.co/r2V84xfVfj
48/ The way dopamine works also explains why we so easily spring back from failures. That’s because of this interesting nuance: if rewards are worse than expected, dopamine doesn’t reduce as much. https://t.co/ku2awed7SU https://t.co/JmXdjM4Zkp
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RT @devanbu: (For CS/SE/ML folks:) If you have time for some "extracurricular" reading over the holidays: a survey of truly exciting result…
(For CS/SE/ML folks:) If you have time for some "extracurricular" reading over the holidays: a survey of truly exciting results establishing a deep connection between TD-Reinforcement Learning and the Dopamine system in primate brains. h/t @ezraklein https://t.co/E4sHzCVGsj
@Qivshi1 Yes, the behaviorists were the first to use RL-like models and neuro folks know this. For example, see this review: https://t.co/5tbcOMooZa
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RT @woodhana: Understanding dopamine and reinforcement learning: the dopamine reward prediction error hypothesis ... A Must Read ... https:…
Understanding dopamine and reinforcement learning: the dopamine reward prediction error hypothesis ... A Must Read ... https://t.co/v2fURrVlcp
神経科学にDynamic Programmingの話が出てくるのおもしろいな Understanding dopamine and reinforcement learning: The dopamine reward prediction error hypothesis https://t.co/TQXdxUVkMM
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