Eric Jang: Lessons from AI Research Projects: The First 3 Years
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Translations: 中文 I've been at Google Brain robotics (now referred to as Robotics @ Google ) for nearly 3 years. It's helpful to reflect,...
Translations: 中文 I've been at Google Brain robotics (now referred to as Robotics @ Google) for nearly 3 years. It's helpful to reflect, from time to time, on the scientific, engineering and personal productivity takeaways gleaned from working on large research projects. Every researcher's unique experiences and experimentation can potentially become their personal competitive edge for thinking about new problems in unique ways. Here are mine (so far). These are ordered chronologically (earliest work first), so that the reader can see how my past experiences shape my current biases and…
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