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The Agency at Georgia Tech was founded in early 2013 when a - likeminded group of students decided that they wanted to build a - self driving car. Jesse Rosalia, Rachel Clark, Alex Linton, and a - few friends petitioned the College of Computing for funding, bought - a power wheels, and through sheer grit and determination managed to - get computing hardware and actuators mounted on it.
-By Fall 2014, the club had partnered with the Robojackets to - build a new, larger vehicle: Buzzmobile. It became the club’s - main development platform, and successfully1 drove itself - in the 2014 Ramblin’ Reck’ Homecoming Parade.
-Since 2014, the club has grown. The founders all graduated, and - the new leadership focused on teaching students about general AI and - machine learning instead of just autonomous vehicles. That generation - also graduated, and has gone off to work on exciting research problems - in industry.
-Currently, our club is at its largest. The new - ML@GT unit has given our club - members access to advanced talks from outside researchers, and - provided a great resource for our members interested in - undergraduate research. As a club, we've partnered with other - campus organizations to enhance the student experience through events - like ML workshops and a Grad School Interest dinner. More exciting - collaborations are in the works!
-Tuesdays 6:30 Klaus 1456
-Wednesdays 6:30 Klaus 1456
-Alternating Wednesdays 7:30 Klaus 1456
-+ The Agency at Georgia Tech was founded in early 2013 when a likeminded + group of students decided that they wanted to build a self driving car. + Jesse Rosalia, Rachel Clark, Alex Linton, and a few friends petitioned + the College of Computing for funding, bought a power wheels, and through + sheer grit and determination managed to get computing hardware and + actuators mounted on it. +
++ By Fall 2014, the club had partnered with the Robojackets to build a + new, larger vehicle: Buzzmobile. It became the club’s main development + platform, and successfully1 drove itself in the 2014 Ramblin’ + Reck’ Homecoming Parade. +
++ Since 2014, the club has grown. The founders all graduated, and the new + leadership focused on teaching students about general AI and machine + learning instead of just autonomous vehicles. That generation also + graduated, and has gone off to work on exciting research problems in + industry. +
++ Currently, our club is at its largest. The new + ML@GT unit has given our club + members access to advanced talks from outside researchers, and provided + a great resource for our members interested in undergraduate research. + As a club, we've partnered with other campus organizations to enhance + the student experience through events like ML workshops and a Grad + School Interest dinner. More exciting collaborations are in the works! +
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+Training GPT-2 on r/gatech and create a bot to post on the subreddit.
-Using RL techniques to train an agernt to play Minecraft and other video games
-Comparing different approaches to image style transfer
-Generating manga from stick-figure drawings
-A new tutorial or workshop on introductory topics each week.
-+ We're looking for people to help us plan the next projects for Fall 2024. +
Apply clustering algorithms on people's preferences to find them their ideal match <3
-Reproducing those videos of DeepMind humanoids learning how to walk and experimenting with different dynamics models + RL algorithms.
-Comparing different approaches to image style transfer
-We analyzed Twitter data using natural language processing techniques, - building from linear bag-of-words approaches to fully neural models. - We experimented with both sentiment classification and text generation.
-As part of the 2018 Data Science Bowl, we worked on detecting cell nuclei.
-Buzzmobile is our autonomous car project. This was the Agency's - founding project. It has gone through a number of iterations and its - scale has increased since the club's founding.
-Halite is a competition hosted by the Agency where bots fight for - control of a 2D grid. The bot with the most territory at the end - wins.
-Natural language processing experiments with the goal of having an - RNN successfully answer analogy questions.
-Optimizing hyperparameters in order to understand how neural - networks work and how we can make them better.
-We competed amongst ourselves to see which group, the - Java enthusiasts - or the Pythonistas - could build the better Tetris-playing agent in the - AI Block Battle.
-IARRC stands for the International Autonomous Robot Racing - Competition. We were brought on to improve the software for one of the - Robojacket's projects (the robotics team at GT). The robot performed - admirably, and we are taking our lessons learned from this project into - Buzzmobile.
-A tool to make graphs look pretty. Uses simulated annealing and other randomized optimization techniques to find the most visually pleasing layout for a graph.
-Training GPT-2 on r/gatech and create a bot to post on the subreddit.
++ Using RL techniques to train an agernt to play Minecraft and other video + games +
+Comparing different approaches to image style transfer
+Generating manga from stick-figure drawings
+A new tutorial or workshop on introductory topics each week.
++ Apply clustering algorithms on people's preferences to find them their + ideal match <3 +
++ Reproducing those videos of DeepMind humanoids learning how to walk and + experimenting with different dynamics models + RL algorithms. +
+Comparing different approaches to image style transfer
++ We analyzed Twitter data using natural language processing techniques, + building from linear bag-of-words approaches to fully neural models. We + experimented with both sentiment classification and text generation. +
++ As part of the + 2018 Data Science Bowl, + we worked on detecting cell nuclei. +
++ Buzzmobile is our autonomous car project. This was the Agency's founding + project. It has gone through a number of iterations and its scale has + increased since the club's founding. +
++ Halite is a competition hosted by the Agency where bots fight for control + of a 2D grid. The bot with the most territory at the end wins. +
++ Natural language processing experiments with the goal of having an RNN + successfully answer analogy questions. +
++ Optimizing hyperparameters in order to understand how neural networks work + and how we can make them better. +
++ We competed amongst ourselves to see which group, the + Java enthusiasts + or the Pythonistas + could build the better Tetris-playing agent in the + AI Block Battle. +
++ IARRC stands for the International Autonomous Robot Racing Competition. We + were brought on to improve the software for one of the Robojacket's + projects (the robotics team at GT). The robot performed admirably, and we + are taking our lessons learned from this project into Buzzmobile. +
++ A tool to make graphs look pretty. Uses simulated annealing and other + randomized optimization techniques to find the most visually pleasing + layout for a graph. +
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