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... Control Processes , " Information and Control , vol . 4 , 1961 , pp . 246–249 . R. Bellman , " New Classes of Stochastic Control Processes , " Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications , vol . 22 , 1968 , pp . 602–617 . and the ...
... Control Processes , " Information and Control , vol . 4 , 1961 , pp . 246–249 . R. Bellman , " New Classes of Stochastic Control Processes , " Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications , vol . 22 , 1968 , pp . 602–617 . and the ...
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... Processes and Learning Models . Academic Press , New York , 1972 . See also the papers R. Bellman , " Dynamic ... control . See the book R. Bellman , Adaptive Control Processes : A Guided Tour . Princeton Uni- versity Press , Princeton ...
... Processes and Learning Models . Academic Press , New York , 1972 . See also the papers R. Bellman , " Dynamic ... control . See the book R. Bellman , Adaptive Control Processes : A Guided Tour . Princeton Uni- versity Press , Princeton ...
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... control based upon partial understanding than complete control based upon ... process . Obviously , the reader will think of many other aspects of ... Processes and the Evolution of Con- sciousness , " Proceedings of the Sixth ...
... control based upon partial understanding than complete control based upon ... process . Obviously , the reader will think of many other aspects of ... Processes and the Evolution of Con- sciousness , " Proceedings of the Sixth ...
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The Bellman Continuum: A Collection of the Works of Richard E. Bellman Richard Ernest Bellman,Robert S. Roth No preview available - 1986 |