EGG: A toolkit for language emergence simulations with neural networks

EGG: A toolkit for language emergence simulations with neural networks

  • August 4, 2019
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EGG: A toolkit for language emergence simulations with neural networks

EGG is a new toolkit that allows researchers and developers to quickly create game simulations in which two neural network agents devise their own discrete communication system in order to solve a task together. For example, in one of the implemented games, one agent sees a handwritten digit and has to invent a communication code to tell the other agent which number it represents. A lively area of machine learning (ML) research, language emergence would benefit from a more interdisciplinary approach.

However, the barrier to entry is high, as modern discrete-communication games require expertise in advanced areas of ML, such as deep sequence-to-sequence modeling and reinforcement learning. EGG lowers this barrier and makes it possible for scientists, engineers, and hobbyists with basic programming skills to design and test new games.

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