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  1. Multi-Objective Reinforcement Learning Framework for Unknown Stochastic & Uncertain Environments

    This dissertation focuses on the problem of uncertainty handling during learning, by agents dealing in stochastic environments by means of Multi Objective Reinforcement Learning (MORL). Most previous investigations into multi objective reinforcement learning have proposed algorithms to deal with …

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  2. Assessing how South African Development Community Countries' National Adaptation Planning addresses health impacts: A scoping review

    … data extraction table is available on ZivaHub (Figshare for Institutions). Since sub-Saharan Africa faces immense challenges to mitigate and adapt to climate change and human health related impacts, this study assisted in identifying strengths and weaknesses of a sample of SADC NAPs. It also …

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  3. Street homelessness policy provision and law enforcement in the City of Tshwane’s Central Business District

    The effective implementation of street homelessness policy refers to coordinated efforts of law enforcement and social services to address homelessness while respecting the rights and dignity of homeless individuals within urban spaces. The study evaluates the street homelessness policy provision …

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  4. Folding patterns in protein sequences

    In the wake of numerous fruitful genome projects, a growing number of protein sequences remain uncharacterised. Generally, computational techniques have not been developed to distinguish between regions that are conserved in proteins owing to evolutionary pressures to maintain structure and those …

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