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Building learning by observation agents using jloaf

Floyd et al., 2011

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2290192942248182035
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Floyd M
Esfandiari B
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Workshop on Case-Based Reasoning for Computer Games: 19th international conference on Case-Based Reasoning,(Figure 1)

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The environments an agent is situated in or the behaviours it is required to perform may change over time. Ideally, an agent should be able to move to a new domain without requiring significant changes from the agent's designer. We describe our framework jLOAF …
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