Do learning rates adapt to the distribution of rewards?
Studies of reinforcement learning have shown that humans learn differently in response to positive and negative reward prediction errors, a phenomenon that can be captured computationally by positing asymmetric learning rates. This asymmetry, motivated by neurobiological and cognitive considerations...
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Springer US,
2016-07-29T20:59:05Z.
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