Adaptive co-evolution using reinforcement learning
The field of co-evolution is focused on evolving agents based on the fitness of another evolving agent; in this way, agents are expected to learn from each other. This research aims to develop agents, which would adapt to the skill level of an individual human. Particularly, this study investigates...
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oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:faculty_research-41722022-07-22T06:41:25Z Adaptive co-evolution using reinforcement learning Bulos, Remedios de Dios Amurao, Rex Benedict Gallardo, Allan David Moreno, Marvin Royce The field of co-evolution is focused on evolving agents based on the fitness of another evolving agent; in this way, agents are expected to learn from each other. This research aims to develop agents, which would adapt to the skill level of an individual human. Particularly, this study investigates and discusses the behavior of reinforcement learning (RL) as an algorithm for co-evolution. A modified snake game was used to test and evaluate co-evolutionary behavior exhibited by the RL algorithm against genetic algorithm and best response learning algorithm 2007-03-15T07:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/3229 Faculty Research Work Animo Repository Other Engineering Robotics |
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The field of co-evolution is focused on evolving agents based on the fitness of another evolving agent; in this way, agents are expected to learn from each other. This research aims to develop agents, which would adapt to the skill level of an individual human. Particularly, this study investigates and discusses the behavior of reinforcement learning (RL) as an algorithm for co-evolution. A modified snake game was used to test and evaluate co-evolutionary behavior exhibited by the RL algorithm against genetic algorithm and best response learning algorithm |
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