For some reason I was reminded of this ...

Billy Joel - Piano Man

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxEPV4kolz0

Cheers

I'm listening to Gridlock - Formless

I wanted to ask, do these MLC studies have any application in robotics?
Thx in advance.

I'm listening to Real Gone -Sheryl Crow... the first track on Pixar's "Cars" soundtrack, which is my youngest's current night-time music CD as I just finished putting him to bed.

Later tonight, once the laundry's done and the oldest is in bed, then I'll probably put on some of my Bela Fleck-themed Pandora station and see what comes up. That tends to be good "Sunday night time to read papers and work on MLC" background concentration music.

MLC is applicable anywhere neural networks are used, which are often used in robot perception (especially vision, but other sensors as well). We want to have a better understanding of the limits of what a current system's abilities are, and the likelihood of being fooled by a previously unseen environment. If we can build and understand better perception networks for robots, we can start trusting robots to do more things.

Thanks, nice to be with you.
I only used SETI@home for years, but well, nothing ever came back around.
Good luck.

\\ Flutterspot - I think the way you moved the stars around