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Public in the sense of non proprietary, in this case most likely universities. My question was more : Google probably based its tools on existing tools, and th
by wiz21c 9y ago
Public in the sense of non proprietary, in this case most likely universities.
My question was more : Google probably based its tools on existing tools, and those most likely come from universities (research paper, computer infrastructures, etc.). So what are those tools, where are they ?
- Choco31415 9y agoGoogle originally used Torch7 as their ML library, but shifted to use TensorFlow in April 2016. TensorFlow is written by Google itself. AlphaGo itself uses a method that combines Monte Carlo tree search with value and policy NN. All NN used are concurrent NN. The specifics are in a paper by David Silver et al: https://dvc0t0mx8dl84.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/deepmind-mastering-go.pdf https://dvc0t0mx8dl84.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2016...