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Graves is well known for his work directing 34 episodes of the series The West Wing, where he served as director, producer, supervising producer, co-executive producer, and ultimately executive producer.
Alex Graves is a computer scientist and research scientist at DeepMind. Education
Alex Graves is known for The West Wing (1999), Foundation (2021) and Game of Thrones (2011).
2016. Articles 1–20. University of Toronto - Cited by 140,579 - Artificial Intelligence - Recurrent Neural Networks - Handwriting Recognition - Speech recognition.
Alex Graves is a DeepMind research scientist. He received a BSc in Theoretical Physics from Edinburgh and an AI PhD from IDSIA under Jürgen Schmidhuber. He was also a postdoctoral graduate at TU Munich and at the University of Toronto under Geoffrey Hinton.
Alex Graves, PhD A world-renowned expert in Recurrent Neural Networks and Generative Models. Alex has done a BSc in Theoretical Physics at Edinburgh, Part III Maths at Cambridge, a PhD in AI at IDSIA. Followed by postdocs at TU-Munich and with Prof. Geoff Hinton at the University of Toronto.
Alex Graves. I'm a CIFAR Junior Fellow supervised by Geoffrey Hinton in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Toronto. email: graves@cs.toronto.edu. Research Interests. Recurrent neural networks (especially LSTM) Supervised sequence labelling (especially speech and handwriting recognition) Unsupervised sequence learning; Demos ...
Jun 19, 2014 · Game of Thrones director Alex Graves talks about the season four finale, the Brienne/Hound fight, how much he knows about the future, Season 6, and more.
Alex Graves is known as an Director, Executive Producer, Producer, Writer, and Screenplay. Some of his work includes Game of Thrones, The Boys, House of Cards, Shameless, Fringe, Homeland, Altered Carbon, and Lost in Space.
Attention and memory have emerged as two vital new components of deep learning over the last few years. This lecture by DeepMind Research Scientist Alex Grav...
