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Fernando Montes-Gonzalez
The authors examine a communication cue in two-robot foraging after controllers evolved from a discrete two-dimensional world were further adapted for a three-dimensional physics simulator. They find stall resolution was higher at decision points with the cue present, but disabling it produced no detectable change in agents’ overall success rates. This observational association does not establish causation or zero-shot transfer.
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