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Combined stabilized value-learning parameterization with a bandit mechanism selecting exploration and discount settings, obtaining source-reported above-human baseline scores across all57 Atari games.
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Extends R2D2/NGU and related algorithms; their inaccessible standalone original is not replaced by this citation. Atari57 uses game-specific training and particular human-normalized evaluation, not one policy proving general human intelligence or universally human-level performance. Human baselines and extensive environment-interaction costs remain protocol-dependent.
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Adrià Puigdomènech Badia; Bilal Piot; Steven Kapturowski; Pablo Sprechmann; Alex Vitvitskyi; Daniel Guo; Charles Blundell
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Agent57: adaptive exploration and discount selection on Atari57
Combined stabilized value-learning parameterization with a bandit mechanism selecting exploration and discount settings, obtaining source-reported above-human baseline scores across all57 Atari games.
Scientific scope
Extends R2D2/NGU and related algorithms; their inaccessible standalone original is not replaced by this citation. Atari57 uses game-specific training and particular human-normalized evaluation, not one policy proving general human intelligence or universally human-level performance. Human baselines and extensive environment-interaction costs remain protocol-dependent.
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People and systems
Adrià Puigdomènech Badia; Bilal Piot; Steven Kapturowski; Pablo Sprechmann; Alex Vitvitskyi; Daniel Guo; Charles Blundell
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.