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D-learning: what learning in dogs tells us about building characters that learn what they ought to learn

Blumberg, 2002

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419080478257182670
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Blumberg B
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Exploring artificial intelligence in the new millenium’, Morgan Kaufman Publishers, San Francisco, CA

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A fundamental capability of compelling autonomous animated characters is the ability to learn from experience and to alter their observable behavior accordingly. We highlight important lessons from animal learning and training, from machine learning, and from the …
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