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For Markov decision processes with long horizons (i.e., discount factors close to one), it is common in practice to use reduced horizons during planning to speed computation. Howe...
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To make intelligent decisions, robots often use models of the effects of their actions on the world. Unfortunately, it is often infeasible to have the perfect knowledge and compu...
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The leading approach for computing strong game-theoretic strategies in large imperfect-information games is to first solve an abstracted version of the game offline, then perform...
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We consider fractional hedonic games, where self-organized groups (or clusters) are created as a result of the strategic interactions of independent and selfish players and the h...
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In this paper we present the emigo platform, an agent-based social platform for the Web. Our goal is to provide each Web user with an agent called emigo which represents the user ...