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don't use unnecessary "that"s in a formal text... for example: "which solves problems that involve" can be "which solves problems involving", if you don't like the sound of "involving learning," consider reconstructing =))))))
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Avoid typos, please... also, ameliorate comprehension by changing the structure: "According to Learning policy, there are two types of RL: Passive Reinforcement Learning and Active Reinforcement Learning."
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Do you mean that we should only change the structure of that specific sentence?
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So basically revise your grammar :)))
"policy of the agent": "the agent's policy"
"exploition": typo
is done: are done
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Provide the reader with some preparation & introduction before jumping to a topic. Work a bit more on the structure of your notes
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Should we add introduction before each subtopic? We have already divided the main topic into subtopics and there is an introduction at the beginning of the lecture note . There is also a definition at the beginning of some subtopics.
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Don't just use bullets to point out things that were mentioned before... do sth like "In this article we FILANed & DASTANed. We learned FILAN because... So..." (disclaimer: I don't mean you should lose the bullets) this is a very critical part of your work
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you can have an "Other useful links" section and provide some interesting material related to these topics (just a suggestion)
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okay I know I should stop with the English-related comments, but the last line is bugging me :)))) how about "a new method is required, called..."
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