Sentences with phrase «reward schedules»

Essentially, variable ratio reward schedules are slot machine mechanics.

They strictly manage probabilities and reward schedules in order to trick players into buying «just one more.»

Fade food rewards — put dog on a random reward schedule and use LIFE rewards — walks, play, belly rubs, etc instead of food over time

The treat, in fact, during the training, is given on a variable reward schedule once the pet understands that a treat will be coming, so they try to show you a better sit, or a better down in order to get that treat, like someone waiting for a slot machine to pay off.

-- Two talks by Jonathan Blow: Design Reboot (most relevant 16:15 - 31:30) and Video Games and the Human Condition, addressing reward schedules and exploitative design.

After building some hard - and - fast rules about taking on projects and honoring the most important aspects of her job, she was able to craft a more manageable and rewarding schedule in a few months.

Once a behavior is solidly trained and proofed, weaning them to a random reward schedule is the best way to get consistent and reliable behaviors from your dog.

While cash back rewards are obviously more beneficial for those businesses that do not have many travel expenses, some cards have cash back reward schedules that increase when purchasing from certain vendors.

Under those imagined conditions, most pregame rule - makers would rationally, and justly, choose a reward schedule that would protect them if they did poorly in the lottery.

There are three main components in a reward schedule:

A reward schedule is the timeframe and delivery mechanism through which rewards (pop - ups, points, prizes, level - ups, etc.) are delivered.

I don't have the exact answers for the reward schedules, but perhaps you can ask Chase customer service about ow your awards are accrued.

The excitement and surprise are addictive, and the reward schedule builds great endurance for even quite long periods of no payoff.

Include a chart to track progress towards these goals, and set up a reward schedule for when the child reaches these goals.

For example commonly recommended ADHD interventions involving medication, executive functioning (e.g., working memory, planning, control), and behaviour (e.g., reward schedules) are likely to be effective for some adversities (e.g., schoolwork non-completion, school suspension, school expulsion).