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Autobiography of a nerd
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En 2022 j’ai eu la chance de participer au concours Ma thèse en 180 secondes, un concours de vulgarisation de thèses en 3 minutes. Retrouvez ici la vidéo de mon passage en finale régionale et mon script.
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I developed a Twitch chatbot.
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A Geometric Encoding for Neural Networks Evolution
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After a few years of testing and tweaking, I decided to make a blog about my tech stack.
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Jupyter notebook implementing, presenting and explaining a research paper for Data Science specialization.
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Artificial life simulation in a 2D environment, with a custom implementation of NEAT for the brains.
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A Julia implementation of NEAT-based neuroevolution algorithms (NEAT, CPPN, HyperNEAT)
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Multi-platform chatbot framework, based on a modular architecture and with a high-level interface.
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A Geometric Encoding for Neural Network Evolution
Authors: Wajih Jmaiel, Paul Templier
Published in RiskInsight blog (Wavestone), 2019
Authors: Hugo Moret, Paul Templier
Published in RiskInsight blog (Wavestone), 2019
Authors: Paul Templier, Lucas Hervier, Dennis G. Wilson
Published in Competition at GECCO 2020, 2020
In this work we present an evolution-based approach applied to Dota 2 in the Project Breezy challenge. The goal of this project is to train an agent to play a 1v1 Midlane match against the game's bots of varrying difficulties, with both sides playing Shadow Fiend. The approach we implemented relies on the MAP-elites algorithm assisted with a neural-based simulator of the game to increase behavior diversity and reduce computation load, using CGP agents or NEAT networks as individuals.
Authors: Paul Templier, Emmanuel Rachelson, Dennis G. Wilson
Published in GECCO 2021 (Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference), 2021
A major limitation to the optimization of artificial neural networks (ANN) with evolutionary methods lies in the high dimensionality of the search space, the number of weights growing quadratically with the size of the network. This leads to expensive training costs, especially in evolution strategies which rely on matrices whose sizes grow with the number of genes. We introduce a geometric encoding for neural network evolution (GENE) as a representation of ANN parameters in a smaller space that scales linearly with the number of neurons, allowing for efficient parameter search. Each neuron of the network is encoded as a point in a latent space and the weight of a connection between two neurons is computed as the distance between them. The coordinates of all neurons are then optimized with evolution strategies in a reduced search space while not limiting network fitness and possibly improving search.
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Undergraduate course, University 1, Department, 2014
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Workshop, University 1, Department, 2015
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