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Our team submifted a spatial planning problem to the 2013 reinforcement learning competition. The domain is a spatial planning problem on a tree structured river network where the objective is to find the optimal treatment policy to erradicate invading plants. See the full description and download the code here: http://2013.rl-competition.org/domains/invasive-species

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