Leaving Google Brain ✌️ | Eric Jang
In machine learning and optimization, it’s important to inject some noise into the optimization process to prevent local maxima. Taking that advice to heart, I’m applying some exploration noise into my life - this is my last week at Google Brain.
In machine learning and optimization, it’s important to inject some noise into the optimization process to prevent local maxima. Taking that advice to heart, I’m applying some exploration noise into my life - this is my last week at Google Brain. I spent 5.75 wonderful years (2097 days) on the Robotics team as my first job out of university. I wanted to extend my deepest gratitude to the colleagues and mentors who have taught me so much during my time at Google. Despite me not having a PhD, they took a chance on me and invested in my research career. I’m extremely proud of the technical…
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