Ademi AdenijiEmail: ademi_adeniji [at] berkeley [dot] edu |
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I am a Computer Science PhD student at UC Berkeley, advised by Pieter Abbeel. My research focuses on developing generalist agents capable of intelligent decision-making in complex environments. I specialize in leveraging reinforcement learning algorithms to enable agents to autonomously collect diverse data and learn general-purpose behaviors with minimal human supervision. I am supported by the Berkeley Chancellor's Fellowship.
I previously interned at NVIDIA, focusing on reinforcement learning and robotics research, and at Google, where I worked with the SmartHome Automation team. I earned my BS and MS degrees from Stanford University, conducting research in the Stanford Vision and Learning Lab under the guidance of Fei-Fei Li.
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Language Reward Modulation for Pretraining Reinforcement Learning
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Video Prediction Models as Rewards for Reinforcement Learning
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Skill-Based Reinforcement Learning with Intrinsic Reward Matching
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Learning Representations for Unsupervised Skill Discovery
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Recurrent Control Nets as Central Pattern Generators for Deep Reinforcement Learning
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Latent Actor-Critic with Intrisnic Motivation and Skill Hierarchy
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Latent Skill Transfer for Simulated Agents
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Volumetric Semantic Segmentation of Glioblastoma Tumors from MRI Studies
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Sequence-to-Sequence Generative Argumentative Dialogue Systems with Self-Attention
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