Interesting Wired article on clickbait with some neuroscience on its effectiveness even with obvious bait.
I’m only encountering this now as I’m bored in Edmonton and using Facebook – ordinarily I don’t! Perhaps this is old news for you…
Carleton University
Interesting Wired article on clickbait with some neuroscience on its effectiveness even with obvious bait.
I’m only encountering this now as I’m bored in Edmonton and using Facebook – ordinarily I don’t! Perhaps this is old news for you…
(By Jen Schellinck)
Some tidbits from this week’s lab round-table:
(By Jen Schellinck)
Game playing computers are getting better! It’s interesting that reinforcement learning (RL) as being used as a base strategy for these solutions, as described in Silver et al.’s (2017) recently published paper on AlphaGo Zero, arguably the most successful chess playing program to date. Perhaps most importantly, it was able to learn very quickly, without being exposed to large numbers of example chess games.
Chad pointed out that if you want to try out or learn more about reinforcement learning, you can check out two RL platforms released by OpenAI.
David’s Emergic Modeling presentation on unifying modeling for Rob’s Cognitive Modeling course is now available online.