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Date: 2010-07-15 09:01:14
Statistical theory
Statistics
M-estimators
Econometrics
Science
Engineering
Maximum likelihood
Estimation theory
Dimensional analysis
Measurement

Parameter-exploring Policy Gradients Frank Sehnkea , Christian Osendorfera , Thomas R¨ uckstießa , Alex Gravesa , Jan Petersc , J¨ urgen Schmidhubera,b a

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