Applying occam’s razor to paper (and rock and scissors, too): Why simpler models are sometimes better (2009)

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Napoli, A. & Fum, D. (2009). Applying Occam's razor to paper (and rock and scissors, too): Why simpler models are sometimes better. In Proceedings of the 9th International Conference of Cognitive Modeling (paper 203), Manchester, United Kingdom.

Year: 2009
Type: inproceedings
Status: published
Category: Reinforcement Learning
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Applying occam’s razor to paper (and rock and scissors, too): Why simpler models are sometimes better

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