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Self-organizing reinforcement learning: a swarm approaches the explore-exploit optimum
68t05adaptation-and-self-organizing-systemsartificial-intelligencebiological-physicsi-2-11i-2-6machine-learningmathematical-physics
The explore/exploit trade-off is the core problem of reinforcement learning (RL). We show that a minimal foraging swarm approaches its optimum - the ideal-free / Nash allocation of a multi-agent resource-sharing game (an equilibrium, not a return maximum) - with no learner and no reward signal. Agen
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