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Published inJan 2021
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Palanisamy P
Palanisamy P
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Palanisamy P

Praveen Palanisamy works on developing autonomous intelligent systems. He is currently an AI researcher at General Motors R&D. He develops planning and decision-making algorithms and systems that use deep reinforcement learning for autonomous driving. Previously, he was at the Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon University, where he worked on autonomous navigation, including perception and AI for mobile robots. He has experience developing complete, autonomous, robotic systems from scratch.
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Building a visual auto-login bot

Imagine that you have an Agent or a bot that watches what you are doing and automatically logs you into websites whenever you click on a login screen. While browser plugins exist that can automatically log you in, they do so using hardcoded scripts that only work on the pre-programmed website's login URLs. But what if you had an Agent that only relied on the rendered web page – just like you do to perform a task – and worked even when the URL changes and when you are on a new website with no prior saved data? How cool would that be?! This recipe will help you develop a script that will train an Agent to log in on a web page! You will learn how to randomize, customize, and increase the generality of the Agent to get it to work on any login screen.

An example of randomizing and customizing the usernames and passwords for a task can be seen in the following image:

Figure 6.8 – Sample observations from...

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Palanisamy P

Praveen Palanisamy works on developing autonomous intelligent systems. He is currently an AI researcher at General Motors R&D. He develops planning and decision-making algorithms and systems that use deep reinforcement learning for autonomous driving. Previously, he was at the Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon University, where he worked on autonomous navigation, including perception and AI for mobile robots. He has experience developing complete, autonomous, robotic systems from scratch.
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