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claim:the-occam-window-for-pruning-policy-trees-can-partially-explain-how-biological-organisms-perform-deep-policy-searchesThe Occam window for pruning policy trees can partially explain how biological organisms perform deep policy searches.
Explains computational resource savings, Section 6.4.
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extracted_from(2020) · Lancelot Da Costa · Thomas Parr · Noor Sajid · Sebastijan Veselic +2
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- Open question regarding computational scaling of policy search.
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