Stochastic Optimal Control in Biology and Engineering

[aldoreshgaramok]

The chick at the beginning is cute

[gespilk]

I did not like this talk. It was somewhat chaotic. Was this a lecture or an overview of research results?

There is a saying, "A good plan, violently executed now, is better than a perfect plan next week". I believe it fits nicely when we talk about control in biological systems. It does not have to be optimal, just good enough.

The model I work with when it comes to biological systems is "Cells are agents!".

Todorov kind of talks about the transition from infant to child as control problem.

[damnitjimimonlyadr]

Great video.