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Abstraction from demonstration for efficient reinforcement learning in high-dimensional domains

Cobo et al., 2014

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14215197176102428054
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Cobo L
Subramanian K
Isbell Jr C
Lanterman A
Thomaz A
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Artificial Intelligence

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Reinforcement learning (RL) and learning from demonstration (LfD) are two popular families of algorithms for learning policies for sequential decision problems, but they are often ineffective in high-dimensional domains unless provided with either a great deal of problem …
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