Cage

A cage.

As John Cage said,

Is that supervised, unsupervised or reinforcement?

Lions are in the cage.

I found the cage empty.

Send that cage back down.

A cage like this (Applause)

It won't be a cage.

Patsaks are supposed to perform in a cage, so we sit in a cage.

It all feeds in as minute reinforcement.

Would that be supervised, unsupervised or reinforcement?

Is that supervised, unsupervised or reinforcement learning?

This cage is made of wire.

Put the animals into the cage.

Of course, the cage was salvaged.

Now here's where reinforcement learning comes into play

Let's start by looking at passive reinforcement learning.

So let's move on to Active Reinforcement Learning and, in particular, let's examine a simple approach called a Greedy Reinforcement Learner.

She hung the cage from the eaves.

The birds in the cage are canaries.

I mostly eat at the Golden Cage.

'The Infinite Monkey Cage' idea is ridiculous.

The cage is locked. With a key.

Something else to put in a cage.

I brought along a shark cage here, and my friend, shark biologist Wes Pratt is inside the cage.

She set the bird free from the cage.

The birds in the cage are singing merrily.

You should free those animals from the cage.

The boy released a bird from the cage.

The girl released the birds from the cage.

And so maybe I'll build a gilded cage.

Yeah, he locked me in a bird cage.

The state pen, prison ward, old folks' cage.

Locked in a golden cage I pine away.

I've been in this cage the whole time.

Hap, he's rattling your cage, pal. That's all.

Now, before we get into the math of reinforcement learning,

We define masculinity in a very narrow way, masculinity becomes this hard, small cage and we put boys inside the cage.

The lion struggled to get out of his cage.

He opened the cage and set the birds free.

There's a bird singing in the cage, isn't there?

There are birds singing in the cage, aren't there?

He thought that it was like a bird cage.

The animal struggled to get out of the cage.