An engineer is training a system using a reinforcement learning approach. The system's behavior is determined by a set of adjustable parameters. The training process aims to find the parameter values that maximize a specific 'performance function,' which represents the expected cumulative reward. The engineer runs two separate training procedures, Procedure X and Procedure Y, and observes the following final outcomes:
- Procedure X: The final set of parameters results in a performance function value of 150.
- Procedure Y: The final set of parameters results in a performance function value of 125. However, Procedure Y completed in half the time of Procedure X.
Which statement best evaluates the outcomes in relation to the primary training objective?
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An engineer is training a system using a reinforcement learning approach. The system's behavior is determined by a set of adjustable parameters. The training process aims to find the parameter values that maximize a specific 'performance function,' which represents the expected cumulative reward. The engineer runs two separate training procedures, Procedure X and Procedure Y, and observes the following final outcomes:
- Procedure X: The final set of parameters results in a performance function value of 150.
- Procedure Y: The final set of parameters results in a performance function value of 125. However, Procedure Y completed in half the time of Procedure X.
Which statement best evaluates the outcomes in relation to the primary training objective?
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