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\title{{{\Huge Multi-agent Learning with Bayesian Inference}}\\
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\date{Submission date: 18 May 2020}
\author{Phu Sakulwongtana\thanks{
{\bf Disclaimer:}
This report is submitted as part requirement for the BSc Computer Science at UCL. It is
substantially the result of my own work except where explicitly indicated in the text.
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The report may be freely copied and distributed provided the source is explicitly acknowledged
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\\ \\
BSc Computer Science\\ \\
Jun Wang, Philip Treleaven}
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\chapter{Introduction}
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\chapter{Background}
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\chapter{Unified View of Probabilistic Multi-agent Reinforcement Learning}
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\chapter{Hierarchy and Communication in Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning}
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\chapter{Probabilistic perspective on Public Belief MDP}
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\chapter{Conclusion and Future Work}
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\appendix
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\chapter{Chapter 2: Appendix}
\section {Probabilistic Machine Learning}
\input{chapters/chapter02/appendix/01_proof}
\section {Single Agent Reinforcement Learning}
\input{chapters/chapter02/appendix/02_proof}
\section {Control as Inference Framework}
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\chapter{Chapter 3: Appendix}
\section {ROMMEO}
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\section {Balancing-Q}
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\section{Experimentation}
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\chapter{Chapter 4: Appendix}
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% \chapter{Reinforcement Learning}
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