It was fascinating to other people interested in NLP about the technologies and models we deploy at work! It’s always nice to have some feedback about our work, and preparing this talk forced me to take a step back about what we do and rethink it in new interesting ways.
Also check out the other presentations, one about diachronic (i.e. time-dependent) word embeddings and the other about the different models and the use of Knowledge Bases for Information Retrieval. (This might even give us new ideas to explore…)
If you’re interested about exciting applications at the confluence of Reinforcement Learning and NLP, the slides are available here. It includes basic RL theory, how we transposed it to the specific case of conversational agents, the technical and mathematical challenges in implementing self-learning chatbots, and of course plenty of references for further reading if we piqued your interest!
+Update: The videos are now available on the NLP Meetup website.
]]> diff --git a/_site/posts/self-learning-chatbots-destygo.html b/_site/posts/self-learning-chatbots-destygo.html index facad55..f9789f9 100644 --- a/_site/posts/self-learning-chatbots-destygo.html +++ b/_site/posts/self-learning-chatbots-destygo.html @@ -34,6 +34,7 @@It was fascinating to other people interested in NLP about the technologies and models we deploy at work! It’s always nice to have some feedback about our work, and preparing this talk forced me to take a step back about what we do and rethink it in new interesting ways.
Also check out the other presentations, one about diachronic (i.e. time-dependent) word embeddings and the other about the different models and the use of Knowledge Bases for Information Retrieval. (This might even give us new ideas to explore…)
If you’re interested about exciting applications at the confluence of Reinforcement Learning and NLP, the slides are available here. It includes basic RL theory, how we transposed it to the specific case of conversational agents, the technical and mathematical challenges in implementing self-learning chatbots, and of course plenty of references for further reading if we piqued your interest!
+Update: The videos are now available on the NLP Meetup website.
diff --git a/_site/rss.xml b/_site/rss.xml index eff7d9f..9d54f11 100644 --- a/_site/rss.xml +++ b/_site/rss.xml @@ -21,6 +21,7 @@It was fascinating to other people interested in NLP about the technologies and models we deploy at work! It’s always nice to have some feedback about our work, and preparing this talk forced me to take a step back about what we do and rethink it in new interesting ways.
Also check out the other presentations, one about diachronic (i.e. time-dependent) word embeddings and the other about the different models and the use of Knowledge Bases for Information Retrieval. (This might even give us new ideas to explore…)
If you’re interested about exciting applications at the confluence of Reinforcement Learning and NLP, the slides are available here. It includes basic RL theory, how we transposed it to the specific case of conversational agents, the technical and mathematical challenges in implementing self-learning chatbots, and of course plenty of references for further reading if we piqued your interest!
+Update: The videos are now available on the NLP Meetup website.
]]> diff --git a/posts/self-learning-chatbots-destygo.org b/posts/self-learning-chatbots-destygo.org index 22125e0..8059532 100644 --- a/posts/self-learning-chatbots-destygo.org +++ b/posts/self-learning-chatbots-destygo.org @@ -27,3 +27,7 @@ includes basic RL theory, how we transposed it to the specific case of conversational agents, the technical and mathematical challenges in implementing self-learning chatbots, and of course plenty of references for further reading if we piqued your interest! + +**Update:** The videos are now available on the + [[https://nlpparis.wordpress.com/2019/03/29/paris-nlp-season-3-meetup-4-at-meilleursagents/][NLP + Meetup website]].