Sentence examples for learning exploration from inspiring English sources

We then propose a novel reinforcement learning exploration scheme and show that we can improve the performance of multi-agent multi-state reinforcement learning based spectrum management by using the proposed reinforcement learning exploration scheme.

At the Columbia Entrepreneurship Blockchain Studio, we facilitate learning, exploration, and experimentation in the Columbia blockchain community.

This paper introduces a novel multi-agent multi-state reinforcement learning exploration scheme for dynamic spectrum access and dynamic spectrum sharing in wireless communications.

However, we argue that the performance of spectrum management, including both dynamic spectrum access and dynamic spectrum sharing, will largely depend on different reinforcement learning exploration schemes, and we believe that the traditional multi-agent multi-state reinforcement learning exploration schemes may not be adequate in the context of spectrum management.

An analysis of these narratives identified eight place meanings (accessibility, site attributes, variety, social interactions, mecca, learning, exploration, and escape) which were grouped into three dimensions (physical site, social, and experiential).

The results of a time allocation analysis showed that the use of CT in a one-to-one classroom enhanced student engagement in terms of time-on-task for learning exploration during class time.

In this marvelously illustrated and learned exploration of art and history, Carolyn Dean analyzes the Corpus Christi processions of midcolonial Cuzco and their painted commemorations.

An on-site staff member will provide materials and be a resource for your learning explorations.

Making space for this type of learning and exploration has produced some incredible results.

Stahl, A. E. & Feigenson, L. (2015) Observing the unexpected enhances infants' learning and exploration, Science 348 6230):91-94.

Of all the primates, Gopnik said, humans have the longest childhoods, and this extended period of nurturing, learning and exploration is key to human survival.