Qiping:
Hi Group,
Milestone: make proposal 11/21
In the past week, I have no real progress on research. I just complete the experiments that should be done.
I would like to register the technical discussion to continue presenting my approach.
Action Items:
Create a structure for the proposal (even though I may not ready to make a proposal)
Replies:
Dr. Lei:
you need to be critical about your own ideas. the idea of making decisions about which function to explore based on the sequence of read/write on state variables is very shaky, to say the least. think about the following question: ideally what information do you need to make such a decision? this should be your starting point. you cannot justify your idea just because it is difficult to do otherwise.
Qiping:
Hi group,
Milestone: make proposal 11/21
The past milestone is done that I need to complete the second draft for the RL-based sequence generation paper on .
Action Items:
start preparing for proposal(any suggestions)
Replies:
Dr. Lei:
you need to finish your presentation of the main idea of your main to the group. also you need to address concerns raised in the group discussion. your approach needs to be validated before you go into the proposal.
Qiping:
Hi group,
Milestone: complete the second draft of the RL-based paper 9/24
updated the motivation section
updated the part about the game description
Action items for the next week:
Update the approach section
add the training section
update the evaluation section.
Qiping:
Milestone: complete the second draft of the RL-based paper 9/24
In the past week, I focused on the presentation
Action item for the next week:
Replies:
Dr. Lei:
try to finish your presentation about your approach tomorrow, Friday. as Fadul and I suggested, focus your presentation on the three components: state representation, action space, and reward function. also try to compare to your approach to existing RL-based approaches to testing smart contracts in terms of these three components.
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