Active learning and decision making: an introduction to the collection

  • Gottlieb J
  • Lopes M
  • Oudeyer P
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The importance of exploratory behaviors by which agents actively sample information has been long appreciated in a wide range of disciplines ranging from machine and robot learning to neuroscience and psychology.  Given the complexity of these behaviors, progress in understanding them will require a confluence of ideas from these multiple fields.  This collection of articles in F1000Research aims to provide a home for a broad range of studies addressing this topic, including full length research articles, brief communications, single figure studies, and review/opinion articles, and studies using computational, behavioral or neural approaches.  Here, we provide an introduction to the collection which we hope will grow and become a valuable resource for the researchers exploring this topic.

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Gottlieb, J., Lopes, M., & Oudeyer, P.-Y. (2015). Active learning and decision making: an introduction to the collection. F1000Research, 3, 276. https://doi.org/10.12688/f1000research.5757.2

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