'Value functions' diaporamas de présentation

MULINO-DSS Demo

MULINO-DSS Demo. The MULINO Demo. This demo consists of a slide show presenting the methodological approach developed by the MULINO Project for supporting the implementation of the Water Framework Directive

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Game Theory

Game Theory. Part 3: The Minimax Theorem . Minimax Theorem. In 1928, John Von Neumann proved the Minimax Theorem which now marks the beginning of what we can call modern game theory. Before stating this theorem, we need to understand the difference between pure and mixed strategies.

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uasvision/2014/01/16/flir-brings-uas-sensor-technology-to-smartphones/

http://www.uasvision.com/2014/01/16/flir-brings-uas-sensor-technology-to-smartphones/. Sutton & Barto : Chapter 3. Defines the RL problem Solution methods come next what does it mean to solve an RL problem?. Reward vs. Return

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6.4 Absolute-Value Functions

6.4 Absolute-Value Functions. Objectives: Explore features of the absolute-value function. Explore basic transformations of the absolute-value function .

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Model-based Bayesian Reinforcement Learning in Partially Observable Domains

Model-based Bayesian Reinforcement Learning in Partially Observable Domains. by. Pascal Poupart and Nikos Vlassis. ( 2008 International Symposium on Artificial Intelligence and Math ). Presented by Lihan He ECE, Duke University Oct 3, 2008. Outline. Introduction

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Life- Cycle Analysis: The Role of Evaluation and Strategy Frank R. Field III & John R. Ehrenfeld

Life- Cycle Analysis: The Role of Evaluation and Strategy Frank R. Field III & John R. Ehrenfeld. Summary: Asong Suh Critique: Alex Polleri. Overview. Definition of Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) LCA Steps Review of Evaluation Concepts Environmental Impact Analysis in LCA

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The Execution Game

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.NET Database Programmability and Extensibility in Microsoft SQL Server

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3.5 Absolute Value Functions

3.5 Absolute Value Functions. Absolute Value Function. Has the form An absolute value functions has graph that forms a V. To graph absolute value functions. Find the vertex. (Set the value inside the abs signs equal to zero) Make a table of values (an x/y chart).

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