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Cognitively Constrained Partners for Zero-Shot Coordination in Real-Time Partitioned Control
Effective human-machine teaming requires agents that coordinate with unpredictable human partners. Reinforcement learning from live human feedback or large behavioural datasets is expensive, while purely simulated training overfits to artificial conventions and fails at Zero-Shot Coordination with r
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