Deep Z-Learning
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In this thesis, I present advancements in the theory of Z-learning. In particular,
I explicitly define a complete tabular Z-learning algorithm, I provide a number of
pragmatic qualifications on how Z-learning should be applied to different problem
domains, and I extend Z-learning to non-tabular discrete domains by introducing
deep network function-approximation versions of Z-learning that is similar to deep
Q-learning
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Bittner, Nathan. (2018). Deep Z-Learning. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/208537.
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