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Custom component to calculate estimated power consumption of lights and other appliances
This is a library to allow communicating to a Midea appliance via the Midea cloud.
ASCII generator (image to text, image to image, video to video)
Linux 内核实验(Linux kernel labs)中文翻译
learning basic computer knowledge and fundamental philosophy.
搜索、推荐、广告、用增等工业界实践文章收集(来源:知乎、Datafuntalk、技术公众号)
Learning to Learn using One-Shot Learning, MAML, Reptile, Meta-SGD and more with Tensorflow
Meta Learning with Implicit Gradients (iMAML)
Repo to accompany paper on Meta Learning with Implicit Gradients (NeurIPS 2019)
[ECAI 2024] A First-Order Multi-Gradient Algorithm for Multi-Objective Bi-Level Optimization
Benchmark for bi-level optimization solvers
Collection of algorithms to learn loss and reward functions via gradient-based bi-level optimization.
Bilevel Optimization Library in Python for Multi-Task and Meta Learning
code implementation for 'Bi-level Actor-Critic for Multi-agent Coordination'(AAAI2020)
Reinforcement Learning based TCP congestion control
TCP congestion control using ns3-gym setup for DQN reinforcement learning.
PantheonRL is a package for training and testing multi-agent reinforcement learning environments. PantheonRL supports cross-play, fine-tuning, ad-hoc coordination, and more.
An asynchronous RL platform for congestion control in QUIC transport protocol. https://arxiv.org/abs/1910.04054.
Augmented Traffic Control: A tool to simulate network conditions
A Simple Traffic Generator for Network Experiments
An interface to program any congestion control protocol for an unreliable connection based protocol sent over UDP. It comes with a clean TrafficGenerator interface that can generate traffic for eac…
Code of the paper: Debiasing Meta-Gradient Reinforcement Learning by Learning the Outer Value Function
Implementation of Meta-RL A3C algorithm
A collection of Meta-Reinforcement Learning algorithms in PyTorch
higher is a pytorch library allowing users to obtain higher order gradients over losses spanning training loops rather than individual training steps.