A very strange rendering "engine": Navigating the dreams of my handmade neuroscience-inspired AI! (AOgmaNeo)
CireNeikual
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Nov 10, 2020
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I was able to get an AOgmaNeo agent to play Atari Pong on a Teensy 4.1 microcontroller. I believe it is the most resource-efficient general-purpose reinforcement learner!
A robotic demo of my project here (AOgmaNeo, from-scratch AI system): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrCU5My2L6I
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Findings about Unsupervised Behavioral Learning (UBL)
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New release 1.5.0 + a possible paradigm shift?
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The Return of Topology + Experiments with Fast Weights
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UBL demo + collab!
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"GAN Theft Auto" but with AOgmaNeo
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Moving Away from Dual-Encoder Setup - New Findings + An Interactive Demo!
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A guide, "imagination", LD48, and lots of behind-the-scenes experiments
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Dual Encoder Setup
Learning a world model of the old MS maze screensaver from pixels using AOgmaNeo
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More Error-Driven Encoders and Decoders + Upcoming Demos
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ESR-light and conservative Q-learning
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"Do not use" inputs, multi-step predictions and error-driven encoders
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Demo Work and Topology
While experimenting with new encoders (particularly ones based on ART - adpative resonance theory), I also ran some experiments with AOgmaNeo where an agent must find a red box. Since AOgmaNeo builds a world model during this reinforcement learning process, I can actually see "dreams" of what it has modeled in the world.