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Efficient Exploration by Novelty-Pursuit,is issue include the intrinsically motivated goal exploration processes (IMGEP) and the maximum state entropy exploration (MSEE). In this paper, we propose a goal-selection criterion in IMGEP based on the principle of MSEE, which results in the new exploration method .. Novelty-pursuit performs the

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Context-Aware Multi-agent Coordination with Loose Couplings and Repeated Interaction,g due to its combinatorial nature. First, with an exponentially scaling action set, it is challenging to search effectively and find the right balance between exploration and exploitation. Second, performing maximization over all agents’ actions jointly is computationally intractable. To tackle thes

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The Eastern Arctic Seas Encyclopediarous behaviors in real applications. Hence, without stability guarantee, the application of the existing MARL algorithms to real multi-agent systems is of great concern, e.g., UAVs, robots, and power systems, etc. In this paper, we aim to propose a new MARL algorithm for decentralized multi-agent co

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Finding a Way Forward for Free Trade stability of the learning, and is able to deal robustly with overgeneralization, miscoordination, and high degree of stochasticity in the reward and transition functions. Our method outperforms state-of-the-art multi-agent learning algorithms across a spectrum of stochastic and partially observable

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The Rise of Chinese Multinationalsming technique to improve the context exploitation process and a variable elimination technique to efficiently perform the maximization through exploiting the loose couplings. Third, two enhancements to MACUCB are proposed with improved theoretical guarantees. Fourth, we derive theoretical bounds on

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Hybrid Independent Learning in Cooperative Markov Games, stability of the learning, and is able to deal robustly with overgeneralization, miscoordination, and high degree of stochasticity in the reward and transition functions. Our method outperforms state-of-the-art multi-agent learning algorithms across a spectrum of stochastic and partially observable