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David Silver

04/11/25

@ Google DeepMind

The credit assignment problem in reinforcement learning is about determining which moves contributed to a win or loss, despite receiving only a single outcome at the end of a game.

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Is Human Data Enough? With David Silver

@ Google DeepMind

Is Human Data Enough? With David Silver

04/11/25

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Reinforcement learning involves giving a system rewards for successful actions, allowing it to learn which moves lead to winning outcomes over time.

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