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method:deep-reinforcement-learningDeep Reinforcement Learning
AI training method inspired by behaviorism, used for autonomous cars and drones; cited as bioinspired success
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- BioinspirationimplementsUse of biological principles to guide machine design; the paper calls for systematic rather than ad hoc bioinspiration
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