CausalWorld is an open-source simulation framework and benchmark for causal structure and transfer learning in a robotic manipulation environment where tasks range from rather simple to extremely hard. Work done at @MPI_IS and @MILAMontreal. (1/9)
https://t.co/86G08g7izy
Tired of Atari? Try to run RL on real-robots and participate in the https://t.co/Djo586AZjj, an official NeurIPS21 challenge. Submit your jobs to the robot like to a cluster and extend any of the baselines for winning prizes! Starting now!
Towards Causal Representation Learning: led by @bschoelkopf and myself, with amazing co-authors Stefan Bauer, @rosemary_ke, @NalKalchbrenner, @anirudhg9119, Yoshua Bengio, accepted in the Proceedings of the IEEE.
Link: https://t.co/CENDcC2GRd
Isaac Gym - @NVIDIAAI physics simulation environment for reinforcement learning research (preview Release)
- End-to-End GPU accelerated
- Isaac Gym tensor-based APIs fo massively parallel sim
https://t.co/O6icJ13qH1
Also get in touch for potential internships to flex in Gym!
New paper: On the Transfer of Disentangled Representations in Realistic Settings. We scale up disentangled representations to a new high-resolution robotics dataset and investigate the role of disentanglement in Out-Of-Distribution generalization.
https://t.co/jpZN9UZ5Wr [1/4]
The newly founded ETH AI Center unites reasearchers of #AI across all departments. Join the official inauguration virtually on October 20th from 16.00 to 18.00 CET. Further information and registration: https://t.co/NHp7b3kupt @CSatETH
We are excited about the opening of the #ETH AI Center, which virtually opens its doors on October 20. Register here to be part of the official inauguration: https://t.co/zfjlxca5Yy
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CausalWorld is an open-source simulation framework and benchmark for causal structure and transfer learning in a robotic manipulation environment where tasks range from rather simple to extremely hard. Work done at @MPI_IS and @MILAMontreal. (1/9)
https://t.co/86G08g7izy
Finally, The environment is a simulation of an open-source robotic platform, hence offering the possibility of sim-to-real transfer, by 3D printing your own robot in the lab. (8/9)