Using those RL numbers. In Anderson, Peter G. and Warwick, Kevin, Eds. Traditionally, the latter are used to produce the former and are then ignored, since the agent is assumed to act alone. They tell us which actions the agent can compromise on and which it cannot. It is clear that many interesting systems possess multiple parallel and conflicting goals, all demanding attention, and none of which can be fully satisfied expect at the expense of others.
Animals are the prime example of such systems.
The scheme has the unusal feature that behaviors are at all times in selfish pursuit of their own goals and have no explicit concept of cooperation, despite residing in the same body. In this paper, I apply W-learning to the world of a hypothetical house robot, which doubles as family toy, movile security camera, mobile smoke alarm and occasional vacuum cleaner.