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The Neuroeconomics of Learning and Information Processing; Applying

Markov Decision Process

Chatterjee, Sidharta

Andhra University

14 February 2011

Online at https://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/28993/

MPRA Paper No. 28993, posted 20 Feb 2011 20:23 UTC

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Total value unlocked or rewards derived by the agents: 921

Total No. of Policies: 22

Mean (avg.) Reward per agent: 41.86

Efficiency Rate: 49%

Reward gained by following PP’s: (excluding. Top 3) 563

Reward Value of Top three Policies: 35.72 (329)

Reward Value of Top three Policies as a %: 35.72%

Reward Value gained by top 14 patterns per agent: 40.21

Efficiency of patterned policy choices: 61.12%

Mean reward gained by following random policies: 6.25

Total rewards gained following non-patterned policies as a percentage: 4.3%

Total Reward Value gained by following PP’s as a %: 96.85

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