"They want to know: Is our policy state-of-the-art?
We distinguish these from the policy-state of an agent, which refers to the specific information used to select an action when the agent is interacting with the environment (for instance, both the agent's current observation as well as any memory information available to it, [4], [8] [10]).
We will consider policy-states of the form (current observations, contextual observation).
The draft policy states: Loss of housing, including affordable housing should be resisted unless the housing is replaced at existing or higher densities with at least equivalent floorspace.
The subject matter ranges from spoilers for Hollywood films to American foreign policy, the state of the economy as well as personal relations.
He was relentlessly positive throughout our interview, which covered policy, the state of the Labour party and Denham's resignation as a minister over the Iraq war.
The report comes during a presidential primary season notably devoid of any specifics on education policy, a state of affairs Klein hopes to influence.
The summary of one policy states that "in cases of threatened litigation, no related information will be destroyed".
However, eLife policies state that every piece of supplemental material should be related to a particular main figure.
Yes, it is "the implementation that's always problematic" -- as someone says in your article about schools and exercise -- even when policies are state of the art.
Twitter's impersonation policy states: "Impersonation is a violation of the Twitter rules.
