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Abed-alguni, 2018 - Google Patents

Action-selection method for reinforcement learning based on cuckoo search algorithm

Abed-alguni, 2018

Document ID
15949005986243953403
Author
Abed-alguni B
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Publication venue
Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering

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A fundamental challenge in reinforcement learning is how to balance between exploration and exploitation of actions. A balanced ratio of exploration/exploitation can significantly affect the total learning time and the quality of learned policies. Thus, several sophisticated …
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