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2022-08-26
Wadekar, Isha.  2021.  Artificial Conversational Agent using Robust Adversarial Reinforcement Learning. 2021 International Conference on Computer Communication and Informatics (ICCCI). :1–7.
Reinforcement learning (R.L.) is an effective and practical means for resolving problems where the broker possesses no information or knowledge about the environment. The agent acquires knowledge that is conditioned on two components: trial-and-error and rewards. An R.L. agent determines an effective approach by interacting directly with the setting and acquiring information regarding the circumstances. However, many modern R.L.-based strategies neglect to theorise considering there is an enormous rift within the simulation and the physical world due to which policy-learning tactics displease that stretches from simulation to physical world Even if design learning is achieved in the physical world, the knowledge inadequacy leads to failed generalization policies from suiting to test circumstances. The intention of robust adversarial reinforcement learning(RARL) is where an agent is instructed to perform in the presence of a destabilizing opponent(adversary agent) that connects impedance to the system. The combined trained adversary is reinforced so that the actual agent i.e. the protagonist is equipped rigorously.
2022-03-10
Gupta, Subhash Chand, Singh, Nidhi Raj, Sharma, Tulsi, Tyagi, Akshita, Majumdar, Rana.  2021.  Generating Image Captions using Deep Learning and Natural Language Processing. 2021 9th International Conference on Reliability, Infocom Technologies and Optimization (Trends and Future Directions) (ICRITO). :1—4.
In today's world, there is rapid progress in the field of artificial intelligence and image captioning. It becomes a fascinating task that has saw widespread interest. The task of image captioning comprises image description engendered based on the hybrid combination of deep learning, natural language processing, and various approaches of machine learning and computer vision. In this work authors emphasize on how the model generates a short description as an output of the input image using the functionalities of Deep Learning and Natural Language Processing, for helping visually impaired people, and can also be cast-off in various web sites to automate the generation of captions reducing the task of recitation with great ease.