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1) Why Reinforcement Learning? Describe the main elements of a Reinforcement Learning system.

Answer:

Reinforcement Learning (RL) is important because it enables machines to learn optimal behaviors through interaction with their

environment, without needing labeled input/output pairs. It's especially useful in scenarios where the best actions are not immediately

known, such as game playing, robotics, or dynamic pricing.

In RL, the agent gradually learns to take actions that maximize cumulative future...

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World Relgions

Hinduism is a way of life

that practitioners stake their lives on

even if it means they must suffer and die.

Central to the Hindu view of life is the karma

Samsara moksha doctrine.

the self, essence, or soul (atman) is reincarnated into the world (samsara cycle)

over and over again

results of action (karma) are reaped in future lives

this process of endless reincarnation is characterized

by suffering (dukkha) the suffering of life itself

the suffering of repeated reincarnations

Samsaric cycle can

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Evicted

Evictions have become more frequent and normalized in low-income urban neighborhoods. They are not just a consequence of poverty but also a driver of it. Desmond shows how eviction creates housing instability, disrupts employment and schooling, and contributes to health problems. It disproportionately affects women of color and reveals how the housing market profits from their vulnerability.

Inner City Housing

Inner-city housing is often characterized by deterioration, overcrowding, and

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Advance Java

Java is well-known for its ability to run on any device or platform thanks to the "Write Once, Run Anywhere" (WORA) philosophy. This is made possible because Java code is compiled into bytecode that runs on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) instead of being compiled directly into machine code specific to any system.      How Java achieves portability:

  1. Java Compiler and Bytecode: When you write Java code, it’s compiled into bytecode, which is platform-independent. This bytecode is stored in .

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ECON2126 Final Exam Cheatsheet 2

Plott et al (2006): How can we use experimental markets to test rational individual choice? Theories of markets for which rational individual choice is a necessary component either challenges its predictions or cannot be applied. Design & Implementation: Induced Value Theory, suppliers and buyers have a marginal cost and demand function. Middlemen bought from suppliers and sold to buyers which was repeated for each period. Inventories could not be carried forward to next period, double anonymity,

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TABLE_SIZE = 7
clients = {
    "Alice": "1234", "Bob": "5678", "Charlie": "8765",
    "David": "4321", "Eve": "1111", "Frank": "2222"
}
def hash_fn(k): return sum(ord(c) for c in k) % TABLE_SIZE
class ChainHash:
    def __init__(self): self.table = [[] for _ in range(TABLE_SIZE)]
    def insert(self, k, v): self.table[hash_fn(k)].append((k, v))
    def search(self, k):
        bucket = self.table[hash_fn(k)]
        for i, (key, val) in enumerate(bucket):
            if key == k: return

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Economic

Debt management

Debt management is a strategic approach to handling and repaying debts in an organized manner. It involves creating a plan to consolidate multiple debts into one manageable monthly payment, often with reduced interest rates or fees. This can be achieved through a Debt Management Plan (DMP), which is typically set up and managed by a nonprofit credit counseling agency.

*Key Components of Debt Management:*

- *Understanding Your Finances*: Knowing the total amount of outstanding debt,

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Macro economics 2

Poverty

Poverty is a complex and multifaceted issue that affects individuals, communities, and societies worldwide. Here are some key aspects:

*Definitions*

1. *Absolute Poverty*: Living without basic necessities like food, water, shelter, and clothing.

2. *Relative Poverty*: Living below a certain standard of living, often defined as a percentage of the median income.

*Causes*

1. *Economic Factors*: Unemployment, low wages, and lack of access to education and job opportunities.

2. *Social Factors*

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Comparative Final Cheat Sheet

Parliamentary Systems: The United Kingdom, where the Prime Minister is elected by the majority party in parliament. Presidential Systems:The United States, where the president serves a fixed term and has distinct powers from Congress. Authoritarianism: North Korea, where the Kim dynasty has maintained strict control over political life.Totalitarianism: Nazi Germany, which sought to regulate every aspect of life and suppress dissent. Competitive Authoritarianism: Russia under Vladimir Putin, where

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