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The advantages of our approach are (i) diversity (the Nash-Portfolio is more variable than its components) (ii) adaptivity (the Bandit-Portfolio adapts to the opponent) (iii) simplicity (no computational overhead) (iv) increased performance. Second, we show that we can learn online such distributions through a bandit approach.

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First we demonstrate that learning an offline combination of these policies using the notion of Nash Equilibrium generates a stronger opponent. The second portfolio is composed of fixed random seeds. The first portfolio is composed of different version of the GnuGo agent.

We use two different portfolios of policies and apply it to the game of Go. In this paper we study the use of a portfolio of policies for adversarial problems. In this paper, we formalize the optimization of an opening book as a matrix game, compute the Nash equilibrium, and conclude that a naturally randomized opening book provides optimal performance (in the sense of Nash equilibria) surprisingly, from a finite set of opening books, we can choose a distribution on these opening books so that this random solution has a significantly better performance than each of the deterministic opening book. Unfortunately, the results were not very robust, as (i) opening books are definitely not transitive, making the non-regression testing extremely difficult and (ii) different time settings lead to opposite conclusions, because a good opening for a game with 10s per move on a single core is very different from a good opening for a game with 30s per move on a 32-cores machine (iii) some very bad moves sometimes occur. We improved a lot the algorithm used for gen- erating these games. We used in the past a lot of computational power and human expertise for having a very big dataset of good 9x9 Go games, in order to build an opening book. We conclude this is a useful approach to semi-automatic extension of the ontology for large-scale information extraction systems such as NELL. Our experiments apply this to a text corpus containing approximately 200 million web pages and an ontology containing 122 categories from the NELL system, producing a set of 781 proposed candidate relations, approximately half of which are semantically valid. It then applies a trained classifier to determine which of these candidate relations is semantically valid.

For each pair of categories (e.g., Musician and Instrument) it first coclusters the text contexts that connect known instances of the two categories, generating a candidate relation for each resulting cluster. Our approach discovers frequently stated relations between pairs of these categories, using a two step process.

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We propose here an approach to automatically discovering relevant relations, given a large text corpus plus an initial ontology defining hundreds of noun categories (e.g., Athlete, Musician, Instrument).

Traditional approaches to Relation Extraction from text require manually defining the relations to be extracted.

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The system is designed to survive temporary or catastrophic failures such as temporary power loss, load shedding, malfunction of rendering server cluster or client hardware, whether through an automatic or a manual restart, as long as the hardware that keeps the previous work and periodically dumped state of the automata is preserved. Therefore, we have developed an interactive, scalable web front and back-end animation rendering frame dispatcher to access our cluster’s rendering power with low latency, low overhead and low performance penalty added to the cost of Persistence of Vision Ray rendering. In particular, the local system of issuing grid certificates is somewhat limited to a narrower community compared to that which we wanted to reach in order to popularize the grid, and our desired level of service availability exceeded the use of the cluster for grid purposes. In this paper, we describe the challenge of developing a web front that will give an interactive and relatively immediate result without the overhead of complex grid scheduling, in the sense of the grid’s lack of interactivity and need for certificates that users simply do not own.

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