Evolution and learning in multiagent systems

By Sandip Sen. 1998

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• Multiagent Learning: Basics, Challenges, and Prospects (2012, background): “Examples of MAL approaches from which this classification was derived are Haynes, Lau, and Sen (1996); Vidal and Durfee (1996) (multiplied learning), Sen, Sekaran, and Hale (1994) and Weiss (1993) (divided learning), and Bui, Kieronska, and Venkatesh (1996) and Nagendra Prasad, Lesser, and Lander…”
• Multiagent Systems: A Survey from a Machine Learning Perspective (2000, background): “Fortunately, Haynes and Sen (1998) show that Korf's heuristics do not work for certain instantiations of the domain (see Section 5).”