Todd Peterson

Jul 9, 2024 | scholarsarchive.byu.edu | James Carroll |Todd Peterson |Brigham Young

Keywordsmemory-guided exploration, reinforcement learning, Q-learning, Q-valueCollegePhysical and Mathematical SciencesDepartmentComputer ScienceAbstractTraditional reinforcement learning techniques learn a single task by giving the agent positive and negative rewards. In one type of reinforcement learning, called Q-learning, the agent stores Qvalues, which are the expected reward for performing an action in a given state.

Aug 6, 2023 | hackster.io | Todd Peterson

Things used in this project Hardware componentsInfineon CY8CPROTO-062-4343Whttps://www.infineon.com/cms/en/product/evaluation-boards/cy8cproto-062-4343w/×1The project simply blinks the onboard LED to represent a message in Morse code format that was sent sent via UDP over Wifi. The project is easily extendible to perform other actions rather than blink the LED. For example, this could be a microphone click that could control a remote device over RF.

Jul 11, 2023 | homebrewtalk.com | Todd Peterson

#1Good evening folks. As I start to put more and more mead into bottles for future consumption, I realized that I needed to come up with a method to distinguish one batch from another. I bottle everything in clear 12 ounce or 750 ml crown cap bottles. As I reuse the bottles, I have been apprehensive to use adhesive labels that I have to try to remove in the future. My poor man’s solution was 3/4 inch Avery circular labels.

Apr 21, 2023 | homebrewtalk.com | Todd Peterson

Good evening folks. I hope you all are on the front end of a great weekend. I am curious if any of you dose your mead with K Meta as you are working on your mead (racking and or bottling) to minimize the impact of oxidation. I currently use K Meta in combination with K Sorbate for stabilization. I have recently heard mead makers that utilize K Mets to protect against oxidation. Some of the folks have equipment to test for free sulfites.

Apr 15, 2023 | homebrewtalk.com | Todd Peterson

Good morning folks. As the title of the thread inquires, what is the gear that you have purchased to support your mead making hobby that was a game changer and worth the investment? I’m a “buy once cry once” kind of guy. I do not mind the cash outlay (within reason) for good gear that provides a notable improvement in process or quality of final product. I’m still relatively new to the hobby.