Introduction to Reinforcement Learning and Q-Learning

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2 Introduction to Reinforcement Learning Emotions theory: model on how the emotional process can bias the decision process [Damasio, 1994]. Dopamine and basal ganglia model: direct link with motor control and decision-making (e.g., [Doya, 1999]).

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Reinforcement learning o ers an abstraction to the problem of goal-directed learning from interaction. It proposes that the sensory, memory and control apparatus and

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