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|    Help needed with AIMA exercise    |
|    06 May 04 18:44:16    |
      From: torakkahissi@hotmail.com               I try to find help here with an exercise from the book Artificial       Intelligence:Modern Approach(2nd edition). I try prepare exercise 21.1 for       my students. The book seems to be good but there are a couple of a simple       confusions between different sources:               In passive reinforcement learning:               Are the moves of these agents a) fully random b) towards best utility       stochasticly (i.e. prob. of 80%), or c) towards best utility       deterministically?       I.e. What does this fixed policy practically means??              Either I am stupid or the book should tell this essential assumption more       clearly.              Thank you very much for clear answers!              :P              [ comp.ai is moderated. To submit, just post and be patient, or if ]       [ that fails mail your article to |
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