Computer Systems Intelligence Lab. 

CSI-Agent Group  @ SKKU

Reinforcement Learning

CSI-Agent group works on incorporation of data-driven multi-task, multi-modal, continuous learning model architectures in the context of reinforcement learning to address the problems (sample-inefficiency, low generalization) of real-world adoption of reinforcement learning. CSI-Agent group develops pretrained behavior-driven models that can be adopted for downstream agent task learning in real-world settings. 



Embodied Agent

CSI-Agent group conducts the research on various embodied agent scenarios including drone, robot, and autonomous driving  where the embodied agent learns to take optimal actions for achieving its goals in the environment, and can adapt its behaviors to changes in the environment or its goals. To do so, CSI-Agent group employs several machine learning techniques such as imitation learning, reinforcement learning, and multi-modal learning.

Intelligent System

CSI-Agent group focuses on system intelligence areas including network-storage-learning system optimization, autonomous system control, federated learning with NPUs, and networked real-time CPS (Cyber-Physical System), aiming at the application of data-driven deep learning technologies on large-scale real-world system automation that requires optimal sequential decisions.