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I need to merge three values how can I do it.

As the title says, I now need to sum the three q individual reward values togetherrltest.fsm

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initialize

a = -100;
b = -200;
c = -400;

merge

xyz = a+b+c;
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I don't quite understand what you mean. Should I do this?rltest.fsm

Also I don't know why I get the error message

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Joerg Vogel avatar image Joerg Vogel mark zhen commented ·
Initialize a variable by values out of their range indicates, if they are changed later on by valid values.

Ever heard of binary flags, 0001, 0010, 0100, 1000?
1,2,4,8

initialize values of different values makes it easier to identify which merged value is still invalid.

Before or while you merge values by sum, mean or density you can check if your operation is valid.

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