Titlebook: Data-driven Generation of Policies; Austin Parker,Gerardo I. Simari,V.S. Subrahmanian Book 2014 The Author(s) 2014 Automatic policy genera

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Book 2014r effects on a school system. With a wide range of applications in computer science and the social sciences, the information in this Springer Brief is valuable for professionals and researchers dealing with tabular data, artificial intelligence and data mining. The applications are also useful for a

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Optimal State Change Attempts,described in the previous chapter, SCAs represent policies Policy designed with a certain goal in mind; we provide an example in which a change in the action variables that decreases class size may lead to better proficiency scores.

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Farrokh Mistree,Warren Smith,Bert Brasmance for various U.S. states contain “state variables” such as the graduation rate of students in the state and the student to staff ratio during some time frame, while the “action” variables might refer to the level of funding provided per student during that time frame, the faculty salary levels during that time period, etc.

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Gary A. Maddux,William E. Souderdescribed in the previous chapter, SCAs represent policies Policy designed with a certain goal in mind; we provide an example in which a change in the action variables that decreases class size may lead to better proficiency scores.

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Introduction and Related Work,mance for various U.S. states contain “state variables” such as the graduation rate of students in the state and the student to staff ratio during some time frame, while the “action” variables might refer to the level of funding provided per student during that time frame, the faculty salary levels during that time period, etc.

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Technology Naturalized: A Challenge to Design for the Human Scaleied organisms, pervasive computing in smart environments, and envisioned nanotechnological applications pose a similar challenge; powerful technological interventions elude comprehension if only by being too small, or too big, to register in human perception and experience. The most advanced technol