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Select a specific member of the set of policies that are optimal for R(s) > 0 as shown in Figure 17.2(b), and calculate the fraction of time the agent spends in each state, in the limit, if the policy is executed forever.

Figure 17.2 +1 -0.4278 < R(s)K – 0.0850 R(s) <-1.6284 - 0.0221 < R(s)ĮK 0 R(s)> 0 (a) (b) %3D 3. 2.

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+1 -0.4278 < R(s)K – 0.0850 R(s) <-1.6284 - 0.0221 < R(s)ĮK 0 R(s)> 0 (a) (b) %3D 3. 2.

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