Titlebook: War Finance, Reconstruction, Hyperinflation and Stabilization in Hungary, 1938–48; Pierre L. Siklos Book 1991 Pierre L. Siklos 1991 financ

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ted reinforcement learning (FedRL) has emerged, wherein agents collaboratively learn a single policy by aggregating local estimations. However, this aggregation step incurs significant communication costs. In this paper, we propose ., a communication-efficient FedRL approach incorporating both . and

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lity of large language models (LLMs). However, existing research often ignores the adverse effect of “Middle Loss” in lengthy input contexts on answer correctness, and the potential negative impact of unverified citations on the quality of attribution. To address these challenges, we propose a frame

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Hungary and the German War Economy,s government, though apparently attempting to steer a middle course between a fully independent foreign policy toward Germany and that of a vassal state, nevertheless must have recognized that it had compromised its situation vis-à-vis the issue of independence from Germany, especially after the Sec

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ing model which uses reinforcement learning to propose and select subgoals for a planning model to achieve. This includes a novel action selection mechanism and loss function to allow training around the non-differentiable planner. We demonstrate our algorithms effectiveness on a range of domains, i

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