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Quasi-Online Reinforcement Learning for Robots

B. Bakker, V. Zhumatiy, G. Gruener, J. Schmidhuber: Quasi-Online Reinforcement Learning for Robots, IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA), 2006.

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AREA:Individual behaviour

AREA:Sensori-motor representations

KINDOF:Improvement

KINDOF:Methodological

KINDOF:Modelling

KINDOF:Novel Approach

PARTNER:IDSIA

THEME:Action Control

THEME:Active vision

THEME:Cognitive processes

THEME:Curiosity

THEME:Goals

THEME:Sensori-motor

WPS:3

WPS:4

Authors and Collaborators:

B. Bakker V. Zhumatiy G. Gruener J. Schmidhuber
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