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Methods for Mitigating Sparse Rewards

Dealing with sparse rewards, where feedback is observed only at the end of sequences, is a significant challenge in reinforcement learning. Several general methods have been developed to mitigate the impact of sparse rewards. One common approach is reward shaping, which modifies the original function to provide intermediate feedback. Another method is curriculum learning, which sequentially structures tasks with gradually increasing complexity. Other methods include Monte Carlo methods and intrinsic motivation.

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