Autonomous and Adaptive Systems 2020-21

Overview

The goal of this module is to provide a solid introduction to the design of autonomous and adaptive computing systems from a theoretical and practical point of view. Topics will include principles of autonomous system design, reinforcement learning, game-theoretic approaches to cooperation and coordination, bio-inspired systems, complex adaptive systems, and computational social systems. The module will also cover several practical applications from a variety of fields including but not limited to distributed and networked systems, mobile and ubiquitous systems, robotic systems, and vehicular and transportation systems.

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Notices

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Slides

Introduction to the Course

Introduction to Intelligent and Autonomous Agents

Introduction to Reinforcement Learning

Introduction to Multi-Armed Bandits

Monte Carlo Methods

Temporal Difference Methods

Introduction to Deep Learning - First Part

Introduction to Deep Learning - Second Part

Introduction to Deep Learning - Third Part

Value Approximation Methods

Policy Gradient Methods

Introduction to TensorFlow and Keras

Introduction to Gym

Introduction to RL in TensorFlow - Advanced Topics

Multiagent Learning

Generative Machine Learning

Autonomous Robots and Self-driving Cars



Jupyter Notebooks

Notebook Keras MNIST

Notebook DQN Cartpole

Notebook Atari Game with Policy Network



Last updated: 8 May 2021.