'Belief states' presentation slideshows

Von Neuman (Min-Max theorem)

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11/19

11/19. ?Connection between MC/HMM and MDP/POMDP ?Utility in terms of the value of the vantage point. Lottery A 80% chance of $4K Lottery B 100% chance of 3K. Lottery C 20% chance of $4K Lottery D 25% chance of $3K. 0.8U($4K) < U($3K). 0.2U($4K) > 0.25U($3K) 0.8U($4K) > U($3K).

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POMDPs

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Partially Observable Markov Decision Process (POMDP)

Douglas Aberdeen, National ICT Australia 2003. Partially Observable Markov Decision Process (POMDP). by Ye Fang Department of Computer Science Rice University. Overview. Recap POMDP and the exact solution Heuristic methods Heuristics for Exact methods Grid methods Factored belief states

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5/6: Summary and Decision Theoretic Planning

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Artificial Intelligence

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CS 416 Artificial Intelligence

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Partially Observable MDP

Partially Observable MDP. MDP = Perfect Observation. Basic assumption: we know the state of the world at each stage In essence: we have perfect sensors Typically: we have imperfect sensors ? we can only have partial information about the state

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Brief notes and exercises on non-classical search

Brief notes and exercises on non-classical search. These notes are not intended to make sense on their own. Please read them in conjunction with the textbook. The eight possible states in the vacuum world. Types of non-classical search. Partial observations Examples:

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