The phrase "action selections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where choices or decisions regarding actions are being discussed, such as in gaming, decision-making processes, or programming.
Example: "In the game, players have multiple action selections that can influence the outcome of their adventure."
Alternatives: "action choices" or "decision options".
It is, in general, possible that the difference in the learning rate between the first and last parts of the blocks is affected by our task setting; a new block only began when the action selections of rats became stable (i.e. the rate of selecting the more rewarding hole reached 80%).
We also investigate the impact of resource constraints on the classifier action selections for each strategy, and the corresponding application performance.
Of the 65 Fieldston students who applied early, at least 40 were admitted through early decision to their first-choice schools, and about a dozen were admitted through "early action" selections that are nonbinding for the students.
The VLPFC/FP has been suggested to facilitate context-based evaluation of stimuli's emotional values and the related, appropriate action selections, in the context of emotion regulation (Ochsner and Gross 2005).
These results suggest that the uncertainty-dependent time-varying learning rate was the reason for the significant difference in the action selections in the first and last stages of learning blocks (Figs 2 and 6).
In our free-choice task, the action selections in the first and last parts of the blocks were significantly different (Fig. 2); the difference of action selection is possibly explained with the uncertainty-dependent time-varying learning rates in asymmetric BQ-learning (Fig. 6B).
The goal of the Action Selection algorithm is to select the actions that cover all evidences E UO with a minimal action cost.
On the one hand, when only selecting globally, the TDL's action selection strategy is completely bypassed.
The second component is Action Selection, in which the action best serving the agent's goal is selected.
They also displayed enhanced impulsive action selection.
Von Reyn, C. R. et al. A spike-timing mechanism for action selection.
