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An Empirical Analysis of Action Map in Learning Classifier Systems
2018
SICE Journal of Control Measurement and System Integration
An action map is one of the most fundamental options in designing a learning classifier system (LCS), which defines how LCSs cover a state action space in a problem. It still remains unclear which action map can be adequate to solve which type of problem effectively, resulting in a lack of basic design methodology of LCS in terms of the action map. This paper attempts to empirically conclude this issue with an intensive analysis comparing different action maps on LCSs. From the analysis on a
doi:10.9746/jcmsi.11.239
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