The cart-pole problem and the Tsetlin automaton model this behavior, whose problems include the credit structuring and partial observability problems.
The cart-pole problem and the Tsetlin automaton model this behavior, whose problems include the credit structuring and partial observability problems. The Rescorla-Wagner equations attempt to model this behavior computationally, and Barto applied actor-critic architecture to the basal ganglia to suggest that it causes this behavior. According to the Premack Principle, optimizing this process requires creating a hierarchy of probable behaviors. This process can be accelerated by shaping, and schedules of this behavior include fixed-interval and variable-ratio. Thorndike's Law of Effect describes this behavior, while ? Skinner argued that it occurs when a subject learns the association between a response and its outcome. The opposite of punishment, FTP, name this type of learning originally defined by Pavlov as the strengthening of the association between a conditioned and an unconditioned stimulus.
The cart-pole problem and the Tsetlin automaton model this behavior, whose problems include the credit structuring and partial observability problems.
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