peer reviewedWe propose an algorithm for estimating the finite-horizon expected return of a closed loop control policy from an a priori given (off-policy) sample of one-step transitions. It averages cumulated rewards along a set of “broken trajectories” made of one-step transitions selected from the sample on the basis of the control policy. Under some Lipschitz continuity assumptions on the system dynamics, reward function and control policy, we provide bounds on the bias and variance of the estimator that depend only on the Lipschitz constants, on the number of broken trajectories used in the estimator, and on the sparsity of the sample of one-step transitions
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I argue that a powers-based metaphysics radically reconfigures the existing free will problematic. ...
When we get evidence that tells us our belief-forming mechanisms may not be reliable this presents a...
This brief article elaborates on some clearly unlikely predictions made some four decades ago by R. ...
I argue that a powers-based metaphysics radically reconfigures the existing free will problematic. ...
This develops a framework for second-order conditionalization on statements about one's own epistemi...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Nature Research via the ...
This develops a framework for second-order conditionalization on statements about one's own epistemi...
When we get evidence that tells us our belief-forming mechanisms may not be reliable this presents a...
Recent work by Frigg et. al.(2014a, 2014b) and Mayo-Wilson (forthcoming) have called attention to a ...
Deduction is important to scientific inquiry because it can extend knowledge efficiently, bypassing ...
When we get evidence that tells us our belief-forming mechanisms may not be reliable this presents a...
The author reports on her experiences in a temporary archivist position and the lessons she learned ...
Recent work by Frigg et. al.(2014a, 2014b) and Mayo-Wilson (forthcoming) have called attention to a ...
When we get evidence that tells us our belief-forming mechanisms may not be reliable this presents a...
Presents survey findings about the demographics, education, past work experience and income, and fin...
I argue that a powers-based metaphysics radically reconfigures the existing free will problematic. ...
When we get evidence that tells us our belief-forming mechanisms may not be reliable this presents a...
This brief article elaborates on some clearly unlikely predictions made some four decades ago by R. ...