Hi all,
I think this will be the easiest way to keep track of the reading group stuff as suggested. Any time one of us will present a paper, he or she should post a message here, with something along the lines of:
Next reading group will take place on:
[insert date here]
Presented by:
[insert name here]
Paper to read:
[insert link here]
I suppose everyone has a Google account, and if not, create one and become the slaves of our all-knowing master!
As discussed today at lunch, first reading group is on Nikhil! (sorry man, you should have come with us to lunch!)
P.S. Colour theme dedicated to Paco
Friday, April 17, 2009
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Cool! Thanks for setting up this blog. I love the color! What about adding some white spots to the background:)?
ReplyDeleteNice way to keep track of the reading group. Although, i would have preferred a simple user name and password (instead of using the *gmail account*)
ReplyDeletehmm...so it looks like I am supposed to present the next paper. However, I wouldn't be able to do it next week as I am on vacation from Apr 29-May 1. Sorry for this. But for the following week (May 5-8), we can discuss some paper on reinforcement learning if people are interested. Please suggest some paper if you already know some good paper for an introduction to this topic. Otherwise, I will myself try to find an interesting paper.
ReplyDeletecool, thanks radu. did we want to continue with the 'machine learning themes' proposed for the next few months of reading group and see how it goes? if we set up a page where everyone proposes themes and interesting papers for each it may be useful... or do people prefer to just pick 'random' papers to discuss?
ReplyDeletei think going for the themes is a good idea.
ReplyDeletewhy don't we discuss it at the end of nikhil's reading group next time?
in the meantime, i'll book 405 for 8th May at 2pm.
Sorry, I couldn't find a short introduction to reinforcement learning. Instead, we could discuss the interesting problem of internet advertising. Here is what I propose:
ReplyDelete"Internet Advertising and the Generalized Second-Price Auction:
Selling Billions of Dollars Worth of Keywords"
Link: http://faculty-gsb.stanford.edu/ostrovsky/papers/gsp.pdf