Can quantum mechanics help us learn models of classical systems?

October 3, 2019
Geoff Gordon | Microsoft Research
Reinforcement Learning Day 2019

Reinforcement Learning Day 2019:
Can quantum mechanics help us learn models of classical systems?

- Geoff Gordon
  
  Partner Researcher
Research Area
- Artificial intelligence
Research Lab
- Microsoft Research Lab - New York City
Group
- Reinforcement Learning
Event
- Reinforcement Learning Day 2019

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