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For questions that involve the comparison of two AI concepts, terms or expressions. An example of such a question is: how does machine learning compare to deep learning?
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What is the intuition behind TD($\lambda$)?
I would argue that maybe the word "incremental" could be better.
Instead of directly comparing the Monte Carlo and the TD($\lambda$), I would like to compare the $\lambda$-return and the TD($\lambda$) …
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