Assignment 1

Process	Deterministic vs. Stochastic	Episodic vs. sequential	Static vs. dynamic	Discrete vs. continuous	Fully observable vs. partially observable	Single agent vs. multiagent
Playing soccer	Stochastic	Sequential	Dynamic	Continuous	Patially Observable	Multi-agent
Brushing your teeth	Deterministic	Episodic	Static	Continuous	Fully Observable	Single-agent
Playing a tennis match.	Stochastic	Sequential	Dynamic	Continuous	Patially Observable	Multi-agent
Practicing tennis against a wall	Deterministic	Sequential	Dynamic	Continuous	Fully Observable	Single-agent
Deciding what item to take at hostel lunch	Stochastic	Sequential	Dynamic	Discrete	Fully Observable	Single-agent

Stochastic: - because given the current state of the 22 people and the action I take I cannot determine what action will be taken by other players and hence it is not deterministic
Sequential: - because which action I take right now actually affects my future actions. For example if I pass the ball to the closest player then I must be ready if the player gives back the ball to me, or if the other player misses my pass then I must be ready to tackle the player of other team
Dynamic: - because the enironment of the agent keeps on changing while the player is deliberating
Continous: - because almost everything in the field is continuous including the agent's, other players' and the balls' coordinates
Patially Observable: - because every movement of all players cannot be tracked by the agent, for eg a player can come in front of the camera of the agent and narrow the vision, also the back view of the players is not trackable
Multi-agent: - there are many agents involved in the game other than the given agent