Sergey Levine (@svlevine) 's Twitter Profile
Sergey Levine

@svlevine

Associate Professor at UC Berkeley
Co-founder, Physical Intelligence

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linkhttp://rail.eecs.berkeley.edu/ calendar_today29-04-2018 03:32:53

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Qiyang Li (@qiyang_li) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Everyone knows action chunking is great for imitation learning. It turns out that we can extend its success to RL to better leverage prior data for improved exploration and online sample efficiency! colinqiyangli.github.io/qc/ The recipe to achieve this is incredibly simple. 🧵 1/N

Qiyang Li (@qiyang_li) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to be in Vancouver attending ICML this week to present some papers! Jul 16 Wed 11:30-1, W-713 1) Leveraging Skills from Unlabeled Prior Data for Efficient Online Exploration: w/ Max Wilcoxson (co-lead), Kevin Frans, Sergey Levine x.com/qiyang_li/stat…

Excited to be in Vancouver attending ICML this week to present some papers!

Jul 16 Wed 11:30-1, W-713

1) Leveraging Skills from Unlabeled Prior Data for Efficient Online Exploration: w/ <a href="/wilcoxsonmax/">Max Wilcoxson</a> (co-lead), <a href="/kvfrans/">Kevin Frans</a>, <a href="/svlevine/">Sergey Levine</a> 

x.com/qiyang_li/stat…
Seohong Park (@seohong_park) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Flow Q-learning (FQL) is a simple method to train/fine-tune an expressive flow policy with RL. Come visit our poster at 4:30p-7p this Wed (evening session, 2nd day)!

Flow Q-learning (FQL) is a simple method to train/fine-tune an expressive flow policy with RL.

Come visit our poster at 4:30p-7p this Wed (evening session, 2nd day)!
Karl Pertsch (@karlpertsch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We’re organizing the RoboArena Challenge at CoRL this year! Show the performance of your best generalist policy, in a fair, open benchmark for the robotics community! šŸ¤– Sign up, even if you don’t have a robot! More details in šŸ§µšŸ‘‡

Rayan Malik (@rayansmalik) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We're nearing the GPT moment for robotics. But to get there, we need models that combine broad generalization with high task success. That’s why I’m covering Physical Intelligence – the company building a foundation model for robotic intelligence – in this edition of Startups to Join.

Paul Zhou (@zhiyuan_zhou_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Generalist policies are getting better, but they are far from perfect. In new domains, fast exploration and adaptation is essential (even humans need this!) How can agents explore *meaningfully*? Can it explore without gradient updates? Check out Behavior Exploration šŸ§µšŸ‘‡