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Seminar Wrap-up SlidesGeschrieben am 22.10.24 von Nicola Müller Dear Students, We just uploaded the slides for the seminar wrap-up where you can find an overview of some of our current research and potential topics for thesis / HiWi positions. Thank you for your participation in the seminar, and hopefully we will see you again in the near future. Best, The STDRL team |
Final Seminar MeetingGeschrieben am 17.10.24 von Timo Philipp Gros Dear students, We would like to conclude the seminar with a final meeting, during which we will present the results of your projects. The meeting will take place on Monday, October 21, at 4.15 pm in the DFKI building D3.1 (Altbau) room Leibniz (+1.29). If you don't know where the room is,… Weiterlesen Dear students, We would like to conclude the seminar with a final meeting, during which we will present the results of your projects. The meeting will take place on Monday, October 21, at 4.15 pm in the DFKI building D3.1 (Altbau) room Leibniz (+1.29). If you don't know where the room is, meet us at 4.10 pm in the lobby.
Looking forward to see you on Monday, the STDRL seminar team |
User StudyGeschrieben am 15.10.24 von Timo Philipp Gros Dear students,
We will have news regarding your projects shortly. This time, we would like to ask for your help. We are currently conducting a user study about a tool we developed and, therefore, urgently need users. The study is running until Thursday (Oct 24) next week, and you… Weiterlesen Dear students,
We will have news regarding your projects shortly. This time, we would like to ask for your help. We are currently conducting a user study about a tool we developed and, therefore, urgently need users. The study is running until Thursday (Oct 24) next week, and you can participate every day from 9 am to 5 pm (lunch break from 12 - 1) in DFKI main building (D3.2) room Bledsoe (+2.07). We have enough computers for several participants to do the study simultaneously. If you find time to participate sometime this week, this would be very helpful. Besides our everlasting gratitude, you will be compensated with 20 €. You can either: - drop by the room Bledsoe between 9 am and 5 pm (except lunch 12 - 1)
Thank you in advance, Timo |
Practical ProjectGeschrieben am 13.08.24 von Timo Philipp Gros Dear students, We have realized that none of the groups have made major progress on the project so far. As we already said at the seminar kickoff, you are free to decide when you work. However, the fact that none of the groups have made significant progress worries us. If you need any help… Weiterlesen Dear students, We have realized that none of the groups have made major progress on the project so far. As we already said at the seminar kickoff, you are free to decide when you work. However, the fact that none of the groups have made significant progress worries us. If you need any help or assistance, don't hesitate to contact Nicola or Timo. We are happy to discuss any project-related questions.
We are looking forward to seeing your results!
Best, the STDRL seminar team |
Talk GradesGeschrieben am 25.07.24 von Felix Jahn Dear students, we have published the grades of the seminar talks, they are visible on your personal status page. Best regards, Dear students, we have published the grades of the seminar talks, they are visible on your personal status page. Best regards, |
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Geschrieben am 24.06.24 von Nicola Müller Dear Students, Please register in the MoSi Gitlab using your university e-mail under the following link: https://mgit.cs.uni-saarland.de/users/sign_in Afterward, one person in your group must send an e-mail to Nicola containing the user names of all group members, such that he can create your… Weiterlesen Dear Students, Please register in the MoSi Gitlab using your university e-mail under the following link: https://mgit.cs.uni-saarland.de/users/sign_in Afterward, one person in your group must send an e-mail to Nicola containing the user names of all group members, such that he can create your repositories. Best, the STDRL seminar team |
Qualis EvaluationGeschrieben am 19.06.24 von Nicola Müller Dear students, Please do not forget to evaluate the seminar using this link: https://qualis.uni-saarland.de/eva/?l=151353&p=7oavo9 Best, |
Important Information About Practical ProjectGeschrieben am 18.06.24 von Nicola Müller Dear Students, We would like to emphasize two points about the practical project that may not have been clear during the presentation: Dear Students, We would like to emphasize two points about the practical project that may not have been clear during the presentation: Best, |
Friendly Reminder LSF Registration, Friendly Reminder SlidesGeschrieben am 14.05.24 (letzte Änderung am 14.05.24) von Timo Philipp Gros Dear students, Please remember that you must also register for this seminar in the LSF. The deadline for this registration is May 14. (TODAY!) If you can't register in the LSF, please contact us immediately. Additionally, please remember to send a preliminary version of your slides to your… Weiterlesen Dear students, Please remember that you must also register for this seminar in the LSF. The deadline for this registration is May 14. (TODAY!) If you can't register in the LSF, please contact us immediately. Additionally, please remember to send a preliminary version of your slides to your supervisor. As the first session takes place next Tuesday (May 21), this deadline is also today (edit: for those students who give their talk next week).
We are looking forward to your talks.
Best, |
Friendly Reminder LSF RegistrationGeschrieben am 08.05.24 von Timo Philipp Gros Dear students,
Please remember that you must also register for this seminar in the LSF. The deadline for this registration is May 14. (It's already next week!) Please do not forget this additional registration. If you forget, we cannot let you participate in the seminar any further, even… Weiterlesen Dear students,
Please remember that you must also register for this seminar in the LSF. The deadline for this registration is May 14. (It's already next week!) Please do not forget this additional registration. If you forget, we cannot let you participate in the seminar any further, even if we'd like to.
Best,
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Topic AssignmentGeschrieben am 30.04.24 von Timo Philipp Gros Dear students, Your Personal Status page now contains your topic, your supervisor, and the date of your talk. We were able to assign each of you a favored topic.
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Topic Selection PreferencesGeschrieben am 28.04.24 von Timo Philipp Gros Dear students, Please be reminded that you need to enter your preferences for topic selection until the end of the day.
Best, the STDRL seminar team |
Kick-off Slides, Scheduling conflictGeschrieben am 24.04.24 von Timo Philipp Gros Dear students, you can now find the slides of yesterday's kick-off under Materials. Due to a scheduling conflict, we will need to swap the order of Causal Reinforcement Learning and Safe Reinforcement Learning: in contrast to the numbers on the slides, the talks of Causal Reinforcement… Weiterlesen Dear students, you can now find the slides of yesterday's kick-off under Materials. Due to a scheduling conflict, we will need to swap the order of Causal Reinforcement Learning and Safe Reinforcement Learning: in contrast to the numbers on the slides, the talks of Causal Reinforcement Learning will be scheduled first. To avoid confusions, we will leave the numbers of the topics unchanged (see also @ Topics & References). Sorry for the amendment. We will release an exact schedule as soon as we assigned the topics. If anything is unclear, don't hesitate to contact us.
Best, the STDRL seminar team |
Special Topics in Deep Reinforcement Learning
Reinforcement Learning (RL) is a popular sub-discipline of Machine Learning for problems that require strategies to solve complex tasks such as board games, scheduling problems, or other discrete optimization problems. Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) is the combination of Reinforcement Learning with Neural Networks.
In this seminar, we will first cover the most important algorithms of Deep Reinforcement Learning. Afterwards, we will dive deeper and have a look on special topics that our group is conducting research on. In particular, we will consider Exploration in DRL, Safe Reinforcement Learning, and Causal Reinforcement Learning.
The kick-off will take place on Tuesday, April 23, 2:15 pm at DFKI D3.4 in the VisRoom (-1.63). Participation is mandatory.