Open Collab Research Jam #10
The Research Jam is a community event aimed at increasing collaboration opportunities and boosting the efficiency of interactions among researchers. We host Research Jams every eight weeks. You can view details about past jams here. The next Research Jam will be October 19, 2022.
Date & Time
The 10th Open Collab Research Jam is on August 24, 2022, 8am Pacific Time. Here's a calendar event to help with timezones.
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Format
Just show up and present your stuff! You'll have 5-15 minutes to show people what you've done, or an idea you have, while sharing your screen, and be open to answer questions, receive feedback — basically, jam with us.
The event will start with presentations over Zoom and conclude with a hangout and Q+A on our community Discord.
Submit
Submission to the Research Jam #10 is closed. If you are interested in securing a spot for future research jams, please complete this form. We will be in touch upon receiving your submission.
You can also support the event by simply attending. Join Zoom (Meeting ID: 853 8450 8700, PW 459190) for presentations and Q&A, and Discord for further hangout. Hope to see you at our Research Jam!
Schedule
The below times are in the Pacific timezone.
8:00 - 9:00am: Jam presentation (on Zoom; link to join; Meeting ID: 853 8450 8700, PW 459190)
- Each presenter is given 10 minutes, followed by 5 minutes of Q&A.
Jam
Presenter
Title
1
Examining gradients of generalization in RL agents
2
Keller Jordan
Towards understanding the accuracy distribution
3
4
`gymnax`: RL environments in JAX
9:00 - 9:30am: Casual hangout (at Discord voice channels; link to join)
- Each presenter will host a voice channel on Discord, marked by the Jam # and their name. You can join one channel at a time; prior to joining, you'll be able to see who is in the channel. There is also a common channel for casual hangout.
Recording
Below you can find the recording of the presentation session.