Reinforcement techniques have been successfully used to maximise the expected cumulative reward of statistical dialogue systems.
Reinforcement learning (RL) plays a key role in the multi-agent domain, as it allows the agents to discover the situation and take actions using trial and error to maximize the cumulative reward as illustrated in Fig. 3.
A modified strains development model (MSDM) is proposed, based on the initial strains calculation approach and extended by taking into account cumulative force induced by the reinforcement as an additional restraint for development of expansion strains.
In order to determine the degree to which the 5-HT-depleted and control groups were influenced by immediately preceding reinforcement versus their cumulative past history of reinforcement, eight reinforcement learning models were fitted to the postoperative discrimination (D5-D8) dand and compared (see Supplementary Table 1).
As suggested by Falk and Storksdieck (2005), free-choice learning is a cumulative process involving connections and reinforcement among the variety of learning experiences people encounter in their lives [ 17].
Persistence of the acquired reinforcing effects, considered with their cumulative quantitative properties, enhances the attractiveness of theoretical interpretations that emphasize continuity and reinforcement as contrasted with theories based on discontinuity and contiguity alone.
However, within each level of reinforcement, the proportions of responding in SD as a function cumulative SΔ exposure were equivalent, regardless of the number of reinforcers earned in SD, suggesting that extinction is the "hallmark" of discrimination.
We assume that these molecular biomarkers are a valuable reinforcement to the morphological selection criteria accumulated by the clinicians' cumulative experience and used in IVF clinics worldwide.
Under the assumption of rigidity, the molds are expected to undergo negligible deflection in response to the large internal forces that originate from the cumulative effect of high fluid (polymer resin) pressure and the compression of the fibrous reinforcement.
Consistent with the predictions of cumulative causation theory, immigrants' transnational migration social networks as the core of their social capital enhance the self-reinforcement and self-evolution of subsequent migration behaviors.
