Corrected heavy-ball Q-learning with convergence and acceleration guarantees is derived via switched linear system and joint spectral radius analysis, extended to linear function approximation.
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Dmsh: A Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning Framework for All-Quad Mesh Generation
Dmsh is a new multi-agent RL framework that formulates mesh generation as an MDP and uses three coordinated agents plus curriculum learning to produce globally conforming all-quad meshes without post-processing.