Guest Editorial: Special issue on neural networks-based reinforcement learning control of autonomous systems

Neural networks-based reinforcement learning control (NRLC) of autonomous systems is an active field due to its theoretical challenges and crucial applications. Note that there exist numerous difficulties in enhancing the intelligence and reliability of autonomous systems since autonomous and reliab...

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Published in:Neurocomputing (Amsterdam) 2022-06, Vol.490, p.226-228
Main Authors: Wang, Ning, Jin, Xu, Zemouche, Ali
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