Anyone who gets caught having submitted LLM-generated garbage to a conference should be publicly called out and paraded around at a session specifically dedicated to this at said conference.

In the context of your first post referencing Obama, it's difficult not to read this second post as referring to Trump with "the current president". But somehow I doubt that that's who you meant 😅

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Development is ongoing, and our priorities are expanding the mechanic space (sliding and hopping games are nearly there...) and improving the ease of use (both for RL and human-studies experiments).

Excited to see where we can take it!

Dedicated, single-environment JAX implementations (like PGX) will be faster, but Ludax lets you test on many different environments without having to write any JAX code yourself -- we're particularly excited about applications to general game playing and studying game invention!

Ludax currently supports a wide range of two-player, perfect-information board games played by placing pieces (with more mechanics on the way!)

The resulting environments can run at over 10 million steps per second on a single NVIDIA 4090 GPU

Ludax is inspired by both the Ludii game description language (ludii.games/index.php) and the excellent PGX library of board game implementations in JAX (github.com/sotetsuk/pgx)

Our goal is to combine the best parts of both projects: flexibility and speed!

Next: Christof Seiler: Prediction Intervals at the Tour de France

Using AI to predict calorie consumption, to plan meals for cyclists. Used variables such as race type, BMI, weather etc.

We also can calculate and correct for spillover in flow cytometry data.

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Ironically discovered via AI-generated snippet