16-881 Seminar Deep Reinforcement Learning for Robotics
12 units, Carnegie Mellon University
Deep RL has a lot of promise to teach robots how to choose actions to optimize sequential decisionmaking problems, but how can we make deep RL work in the real world This is a seminar course in which we read papers related to deep learning for robotics and analyze the tradeoffs between different approaches. We will read mostly stateoftheart papers that were very recently published e.g. recent CoRL, RSS, but we will also look at some older papers that use different approaches. The goals of the course are to 1 understand what is needed to make deep learning work for robotics 2 analyze the tradeoffs between different approaches. Each class, 2 papers will be presented. These papers will both achieve a similar robotics task but will use different learningbased approaches. The class will discuss these papers and try to understand the strengths and limitations of the approach described in each paper. The list of papers that we will be discussing this year is still to be determined please see the website for the list of papers that we have used in past semesters httpssites.google.comview16881cmupaperlistsauthuser0 The seminar is a great followup course to 16831, 16884, 10403, or 10703.
Prerequisites: none listed
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