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Lloyd Moore
Jul 28, 2019, 12:37:00 PM7/28/19
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Please
welcome Leonard Mosescu as our speaker this
month! Also please thank Zensa for sponsoring
our meeting this month!
Time and Location
Aug
21th, 2019 at 7:00 PM
Room
1083, Building 30, Map
to building 30,
Microsoft
Campus,
156th
Ave NE,
Redmond, WA 98052.
Title
Darwin: A Neuroevolution and Evolutionary Algorithms frameworkAbstract
Deep Learning is an exciting field
that created a multi-billion industry. But
it’s not the only approach to Machine Learning
(ML) and AI, nature-inspired algorithms are
making a comeback. There’s a renewed interest
in Evolutionary Algorithms, and Neuroevolution
in particular, yet there are relatively few
modern libraries and frameworks compared with
Deep Learning and Reinforcement Learning.
Darwin is an open source C++ framework (https://github.com/tlemo/darwin) intended to make EA & Neuroevolution experiments easy, quick and fun. It provides building blocks, samples and tooling to avoid the repetitive (and potentially complex) scaffolding required to research new ideas.
In this talk I’ll introduce Evolutionary Algorithms, go through a quick overview of the Darwin Framework and I’ll share a few engineering lessons learned from designing and implementing it.
Darwin is an open source C++ framework (https://github.com/tlemo/darwin) intended to make EA & Neuroevolution experiments easy, quick and fun. It provides building blocks, samples and tooling to avoid the repetitive (and potentially complex) scaffolding required to research new ideas.
In this talk I’ll introduce Evolutionary Algorithms, go through a quick overview of the Darwin Framework and I’ll share a few engineering lessons learned from designing and implementing it.
Speaker Bio
By day,
Leonard Mosescu is a compiler engineer,
having worked on various parts of the
Microsoft Visual C++ toolchain, then on the
Android runtime and dev tools for Google,
and currently working on the Nvidia CUDA
toolchain. By night, he’s pursuing an old
interest in AI and Evolutionary Algorithms.
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Lloyd Moore
Aug 1, 2019, 10:04:03 AM8/1/19
to NWCPP Announce
Darwin: A Neuroevolution and Evolutionary Algorithms framework
Please
welcome Leonard Mosescu as our speaker this
month! Also please thank Zensa for sponsoring
our meeting this month!
Time and Location
Aug
21st, 2019 at 7:00 PM
Title
Darwin: A Neuroevolution and Evolutionary Algorithms frameworkAbstract
Deep Learning is an exciting
field that created a multi-billion industry.
But it’s not the only approach to Machine
Learning (ML) and AI, nature-inspired
algorithms are making a comeback. There’s a
renewed interest in Evolutionary Algorithms,
and Neuroevolution in particular, yet there
are relatively few modern libraries and
frameworks compared with Deep Learning and
Reinforcement Learning.
Darwin is an open source C++ framework (https://github.com/tlemo/darwin) intended to make EA & Neuroevolution experiments easy, quick and fun. It provides building blocks, samples and tooling to avoid the repetitive (and potentially complex) scaffolding required to research new ideas.
In this talk I’ll introduce Evolutionary Algorithms, go through a quick overview of the Darwin Framework and I’ll share a few engineering lessons learned from designing and implementing it.
Darwin is an open source C++ framework (https://github.com/tlemo/darwin) intended to make EA & Neuroevolution experiments easy, quick and fun. It provides building blocks, samples and tooling to avoid the repetitive (and potentially complex) scaffolding required to research new ideas.
In this talk I’ll introduce Evolutionary Algorithms, go through a quick overview of the Darwin Framework and I’ll share a few engineering lessons learned from designing and implementing it.
Speaker Bio
By day, Leonard Mosescu
is a compiler engineer, having worked on
various parts of the Microsoft Visual C++
toolchain, then on the Android runtime and
dev tools for Google, and currently
working on the Nvidia CUDA toolchain. By
night, he’s pursuing an old interest in AI
and Evolutionary Algorithms.
A Word From Our Sponsor
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Lloyd Moore
Aug 10, 2019, 12:36:02 PM8/10/19
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Darwin: A Neuroevolution and Evolutionary Algorithms framework
Please
welcome Leonard Mosescu as our speaker this
month! Also please thank Zensa for
sponsoring our meeting this month!
Time and Location
Aug
21st, 2019 at 7:00 PM
Room
1083, Building 30, Map to
building 30,
Microsoft
Campus,
156th
Ave NE,
Redmond, WA 98052.
Title
Darwin: A Neuroevolution and Evolutionary Algorithms frameworkAbstract
Deep Learning is an exciting
field that created a multi-billion
industry. But it’s not the only approach
to Machine Learning (ML) and AI,
nature-inspired algorithms are making a
comeback. There’s a renewed interest in
Evolutionary Algorithms, and
Neuroevolution in particular, yet there
are relatively few modern libraries and
frameworks compared with Deep Learning and
Reinforcement Learning.
Darwin is an open source C++ framework (https://github.com/tlemo/darwin) intended to make EA & Neuroevolution experiments easy, quick and fun. It provides building blocks, samples and tooling to avoid the repetitive (and potentially complex) scaffolding required to research new ideas.
In this talk I’ll introduce Evolutionary Algorithms, go through a quick overview of the Darwin Framework and I’ll share a few engineering lessons learned from designing and implementing it.
Darwin is an open source C++ framework (https://github.com/tlemo/darwin) intended to make EA & Neuroevolution experiments easy, quick and fun. It provides building blocks, samples and tooling to avoid the repetitive (and potentially complex) scaffolding required to research new ideas.
In this talk I’ll introduce Evolutionary Algorithms, go through a quick overview of the Darwin Framework and I’ll share a few engineering lessons learned from designing and implementing it.
Speaker Bio
By day,
Leonard Mosescu is a compiler engineer,
having worked on various parts of the
Microsoft Visual C++ toolchain, then on
the Android runtime and dev tools for
Google, and currently working on the
Nvidia CUDA toolchain. By night, he’s
pursuing an old interest in AI and
Evolutionary Algorithms.
A Word From Our Sponsor
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Lloyd Moore
Aug 14, 2019, 9:53:49 AM8/14/19
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Darwin: A Neuroevolution and Evolutionary Algorithms framework
Please
welcome Leonard Mosescu as our speaker
this month! Also please thank CyberData
for sponsoring our meeting this month!
Time and Location
Aug 21st, 2019 at 7:00 PM
Room 1083, Building 30, Map
to building 30,
Microsoft Campus,
156th Ave NE,
Redmond, WA 98052.
Title
Darwin: A Neuroevolution and Evolutionary Algorithms frameworkAbstract
Deep Learning is an exciting
field that created a multi-billion
industry. But it’s not the only approach
to Machine Learning (ML) and AI,
nature-inspired algorithms are making a
comeback. There’s a renewed interest in
Evolutionary Algorithms, and
Neuroevolution in particular, yet there
are relatively few modern libraries and
frameworks compared with Deep Learning
and Reinforcement Learning.
Darwin is an open source C++ framework (https://github.com/tlemo/darwin) intended to make EA & Neuroevolution experiments easy, quick and fun. It provides building blocks, samples and tooling to avoid the repetitive (and potentially complex) scaffolding required to research new ideas.
In this talk I’ll introduce Evolutionary Algorithms, go through a quick overview of the Darwin Framework and I’ll share a few engineering lessons learned from designing and implementing it.
Darwin is an open source C++ framework (https://github.com/tlemo/darwin) intended to make EA & Neuroevolution experiments easy, quick and fun. It provides building blocks, samples and tooling to avoid the repetitive (and potentially complex) scaffolding required to research new ideas.
In this talk I’ll introduce Evolutionary Algorithms, go through a quick overview of the Darwin Framework and I’ll share a few engineering lessons learned from designing and implementing it.
Speaker Bio
By
day, Leonard Mosescu is a compiler
engineer, having worked on various
parts of the Microsoft Visual C++
toolchain, then on the Android runtime
and dev tools for Google, and
currently working on the Nvidia CUDA
toolchain. By night, he’s pursuing an
old interest in AI and Evolutionary
Algorithms.
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Lloyd Moore
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Lloyd Moore
Aug 22, 2019, 12:44:53 PM8/22/19
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Hi Folks,
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