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Oxford Neurotheory Forum Seminar

"I will describe a neural network control circuit that interfaces to a large, external memory buffer, which it can learn to read from and write to. I will show that this system, called a Differentiable Neural Computer, excels at learning to represent and compute transformations of data structures. It can also learn strictly from task-related reinforcement signals to compute beneficial courses of action. "