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Policy - Definition |
| Related Words: Actuary, Annuity, Arrangement, Assurance, Autarky, Behavior, Bimetallism, Bingo, Bond, Conduct, Consideration |
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A policy is a plan of action for tackling political issues. It is often initated by a political party in government, which undergoes reforms and changes by interested actors (for example, opposition parties and lobby groups).
In AI planning and reinforcement learning, a policy prescribes a non-empty
deliberation (sequence of actions) given a non-empty sequence of states.
Types of policy include:
- stationary (resp. non-stationary)
- deterministic (resp. stochastic, randomized and sometimes non-deterministic)
- memoryless (e.g. non-stationary)
- causal (resp. non-causal)
- index
- opportunistic (resp. non-opportunistic)
These qualifiers can be combined, so for example you could have a stationary-memoryless-index policy.
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Example Usage of Policy |
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tricksterball: Nestlé’s “no logo” Policy triggers Facebook revolt: http://bit.ly/9eyn5Z via @addthis |
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01ladybug: RT @HumanityNews: Green News: Expert Says Policy Makers Underestimate Climate Change Problems http://dlvr.it/Kfc8 |
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BusinessWB: Nations Decline to March to U.S. Beat: A string of public rebukes of U.S. foreign Policy in recent weeks is highli... http://bit.ly/a56tGI |
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