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ReiLeaR – Reinforcement Learning for Multiple Robotic Tasks
(Nov’21-Nov’22)
University Project

This is a short “bridge” project funded by the University of Málaga for studying certain aspects of the application of RL to real robots.

You can find more details about this project by visiting its website.

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