When comparing the number of works published, who has a higher count, the author of 'Reinforcement Learning with Exogenous States and Rewards' or the author of 'Modularity for the modern world: summary of invited keynote'?
Thomas G. Dietterich
Thomas G. Dietterich is the author of Tadesse Zemicheal and Hongli Deng: Anomaly detection in the presence of missing values for weather data quality control. (2019) authored by Thomas G. Dietterich. Shiv Shankar et al.: Three-quarter Sibling Regression for Denoising Observational Data. (2021) authored by Thomas G. Dietterich. Thomas G. Dietterich is the author of Ethan W. Dereszynski and Andrew Emmott: Systematic Construction of Anomaly Detection Benchmarks from Real Data. (2008). Si Liu et al.: Can We Achieve Open Category Detection with Guarantees? (2018). Xu Hu et al.: Zero-Shot Learning and Detection of Teeth in Images of Bat Skulls. (2013) authored by Thomas G. Dietterich. Si Liu et al.: Open Category Detection with PAC Guarantees. (2006) authored by Thomas G. Dietterich. Li-Ping Liu et al.: Transductive Optimization of Top k Precision. (2015) authored by Thomas G. Dietterich. Md Amran Siddiqui et al.: Sequential Feature Explanations. (2013) authored by Thomas G. Dietterich. Michael Lam et al.: Learning to Detect Basal Tubules of Nematocysts in SEM Images. (2013) authored by Thomas G. Dietterich. Thomas G. Dietterich was born in South Weymouth, Massachusetts in 1954. in 1984 he moved to Corvallis, Oregon, where he retired in 2016. His passion has led to several projects including research in wildfire management, invasive vegetation and understanding the distribution and migration of birds. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird
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Question: When comparing the number of works published, who has a higher count, the author of 'Reinforcement Learning with Exogenous States and Rewards' or the author of 'Modularity for the modern world: summary of invited keynote'?
Context: Thomas G. Dietterich is the author of Tadesse Zemicheal and Hongli Deng: Anomaly detection in the presence of missing values for weather data quality control. (2019) authored by Thomas G. Dietterich. Shiv Shankar et al.: Three-quarter Sibling Regression for Denoising Observational Data. (2021) authored by Thomas G. Dietterich. Thomas G. Dietterich is the author of Ethan W. Dereszynski and Andrew Emmott: Systematic Construction of Anomaly Detection Benchmarks from Real Data. (2008). Si Liu et al.: Can We Achieve Open Category Detection with Guarantees? (2018). Xu Hu et al.: Zero-Shot Learning and Detection of Teeth in Images of Bat Skulls. (2013) authored by Thomas G. Dietterich. Si Liu et al.: Open Category Detection with PAC Guarantees. (2006) authored by Thomas G. Dietterich. Li-Ping Liu et al.: Transductive Optimization of Top k Precision. (2015) authored by Thomas G. Dietterich. Md Amran Siddiqui et al.: Sequential Feature Explanations. (2013) authored by Thomas G. Dietterich. Michael Lam et al.: Learning to Detect Basal Tubules of Nematocysts in SEM Images. (2013) authored by Thomas G. Dietterich. Thomas G. Dietterich was born in South Weymouth, Massachusetts in 1954. in 1984 he moved to Corvallis, Oregon, where he retired in 2016. His passion has led to several projects including research in wildfire management, invasive vegetation and understanding the distribution and migration of birds. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird observations. 1 million bird
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