Sufficient State and State Abstraction › Quiz
Michael BrenndoerferJune 14, 20261 min read
World Models HandbookAll chapters Part 3 of 12Representing Agents and Worlds
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A representation is predictively sufficient if the distribution of future observations conditioned on the compressed state equals the distribution conditioned on the full history. What is required for this condition to hold?