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This page described what different reported performance numbers mean.
This page describes what different reported WhiteICE performance numbers means.


* the most important performance number is "average change". It tells how much non-random policy actions on the average change reinforcement reward (change of reward), positive values mean the software is working correctly
* the most important performance number is "average change". It tells how much non-random policy actions on the average change reinforcement reward (change of reward), positive values mean the software is working correctly

Latest revision as of 18:51, 6 September 2026

This page describes what different reported WhiteICE performance numbers means.

  • the most important performance number is "average change". It tells how much non-random policy actions on the average change reinforcement reward (change of reward), positive values mean the software is working correctly
  • "policy vas random percentage" tells how much better in percentages (%) policy actions (non-random) actions are when compared random stimuli
  • finally there is "linear distance change" that tell how much better linear model final value (distance of policy) is than linear predicted value of random final values