JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITYEST. 1876

America’s First Research University

Physics of learning seminar: Anand Bhattad (JHU)

Bloomberg 462

This seminar series probes some of the central questions in the physics of learning:  What properties of data make it learnable? How is learned information encoded in neural representations? Do neural networks exhibit universal properties? Can we construct a thermodynamic theory of learning? What determines how performance scales with model size and computational resources? 

Physics of learning seminar: Zohar Ringel (Racah Institute of Physics)

Bloomberg 462

This seminar series probes some of the central questions in the physics of learning:  What properties of data make it learnable? How is learned information encoded in neural representations? Do neural networks exhibit universal properties? Can we construct a thermodynamic theory of learning? What determines how performance scales with model size and computational resources? 

Physics of learning seminar: Jeremias Sulam (JHU)

Bloomberg 462

This seminar series probes some of the central questions in the physics of learning:  What properties of data make it learnable? How is learned information encoded in neural representations? Do neural networks exhibit universal properties? Can we construct a thermodynamic theory of learning? What determines how performance scales with model size and computational resources? 

Physics of learning seminar: Francesco Cagnetta (SISSA) & Alessandro Favero (Cambridge)

Bloomberg 462

This seminar series probes some of the central questions in the physics of learning:  What properties of data make it learnable? How is learned information encoded in neural representations? Do neural networks exhibit universal properties? Can we construct a thermodynamic theory of learning? What determines how performance scales with model size and computational resources?