Sentence examples for gained rewards from inspiring English sources

However, the rented spectrum size influences the quality of service (QoS) for the PU and the gained rewards.

However, the RG cannot maintain a cooperative situation; for example, when B and L increased in some agents, these agents temporarily gained rewards.

We also included losing trials into our experiment to balance the amount of gained rewards and to dissociate gain from loss phases (see methods section).

Leeds's defence stood up impressively to the battering with Matt Diskin pulling off an outstanding tackle on Jason Cayless and they gained reward when Smith intercepted Jon Wilkin's pass to Willie Talau and burned off the champions' cover in a 90-metre touchline sprint.

No one wanted to score more than Craig Bellamy and the Liverpool forward gained reward for the terror he wreaked with the third goal, and much to the delight of the home fans the rout was completed when Wrexham's Chris Llewellyn added a fourth.

The Australian bowlers chipped away and gained reward for perseverance more than inspiration while the England innings was underpinned in its mid-section by a century partnership for the fourth wicket between Kevin Pietersen and Paul Collingwood, remarkably the most productive of all England pairings for that wicket.

The PU has to compute the gained reward and decide whether to serve the request or reject it and wait till a user with worthy reward arrives.

As learning agent interacts with environment it updates the state-action value Q(Z, a) based on the gained reward it receives using the following Q-learning rules: (6).

We then examined the effects of reappraisal on reward prediction errors represented by temporal difference (TD t), where TD t is computed as the ongoing difference between the z-scored gained reward and the expected reward (i.e. TD t = -, where g t= ).

By playing the game during a broadcast, viewers "will have the ability to gain rewards," Mr. Tuck said.

The common principle, in Miller's view, is the tendency of all higher organisms to repeat those patterns of behavior which are instrumental in gaining rewards or escaping punishment.