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Why motor learning involves multiple systems: an algorithmic perspective

2025-12-21

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The initial stage of learning motor skills involves exploring vast action spaces, making it impractical to learn the value of every possible action independently. This poses a challenge for standard reinforcement learning approaches, which excel in constrained domains but struggle when the space of possible actions is high-dimensional. Recent work in machine learning has sought to mitigate this problem by combinin...

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DOI: 10.64898/2025.12.19.695526

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