Alpha MEPOL
"Alpha," in various research contexts, refers to a family of algorithms and systems designed to improve performance in diverse applications. Current research focuses on enhancing model efficiency and accuracy through techniques like attention mechanisms, optimistic gradient methods, and novel architectures for handling dynamic environments and high-dimensional data. These advancements are impacting fields ranging from robotics and autonomous systems (e.g., navigation, gardening) to healthcare (e.g., physiological data analysis) and deep learning (e.g., dataset quality assessment, code generation), demonstrating the broad applicability of these approaches.
Papers
AlphaDDA: Strategies for Adjusting the Playing Strength of a Fully Trained AlphaZero System to a Suitable Human Training Partner
Kazuhisa Fujita
AlphaGarden: Learning to Autonomously Tend a Polyculture Garden
Mark Presten, Yahav Avigal, Mark Theis, Satvik Sharma, Rishi Parikh, Shrey Aeron, Sandeep Mukherjee, Sebastian Oehme, Simeon Adebola, Walter Teitelbaum, Varun Kamat, Ken Goldberg