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Author: Silvia Tulli

Machine Learning and Robotics Researcher | Associate Professor

T Cell Receptors in a Nutshell

The immunology and the literature a machine learning reader needs before working on T cell receptors.

evolution, science, machine-learning, ai, health, immunotherapy, biology, genetics

From Robot Learning to Receptor Design: Sparse Notes on What Transfers

What a machine learning and robotics background actually transfers to cancer immunotherapy, and what it does not.

ai, immunotherapy, machine-learning, science

Reward Hacking in a Nutshell

What happens when something is optimised hard against a learned scorer, and when that stops being a theoretical worry.

ai, machine-learning, reinforcement learning, reward-hacking

EEG Conformer: CNNs and Transformers for Better Brain Signal Decoding

While looking for architectures that decode electroencephalography without discarding either its timing or its spatial structure, I came across the … More

ai, brain, health, machine-learning, neuroscience, paper digest, technology

Dagstuhl Seminar on Explainable AI for Sequential Decision Making

Three days at the Dagstuhl seminar on Explainable AI for Sequential Decision Making have just ended. Thanks to Abhinav Verma, … More

explainability, seminar

Evolutionary Algorithms in a Nutshell

Assisting Stéphane Doncieux with the practicals on Evolutionary Algorithms over the past few years, I had the chance to learn … More

ai, artificial-intelligence, evolution, machine-learning, science, teaching material

From Reinforcement Learning to Deep Reinforcement Learning

Reinforcement learning boasts a substantial history predating the recent surge in deep learning. Reinforcement learning is learning what to do—how … More

reinforcement learning, teaching material

ICRA 2023: Explainable Robotics Workshop

After being able to take part in a few in-person conferences at the beginning of my PhD, such as AAMAS … More

explainability, robotics, workshop

PhD Done: Leveraging Other Experiences Made It Possible

The research I discuss in my thesis can be seen as a meta-reflection of my PhD journey. Leveraging other experiences … More

computer science, engineering, intelligent systems, phdone, robotics

Book: Human Compatible – Russell

Are we about to be overtaken by machines? No. Despite the scientific breakthroughs, and the money flowing from venture funds … More

ai, book notes, machine-learning

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