HomeAI & Machine LearningAI Escalation Policy Learner (2D) — Contextual Bandit for Human Handoff

AI Escalation Policy Learner (2D) — Contextual Bandit for Human Handoff

2D dashboard of a contextual bandit learning, ticket type by ticket type, when an AI customer-service agent should auto-resolve a query and when it should escalate to a human — pannable flow diagram with live Q-value bars, epsilon-greedy exploration, reward-noise and escalation-cost sliders, plus scrolling reward/escalation strip charts.

AI & Machine Learning2DModerate60 FPS📱 Mobile-adapted⇄ 3D version
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AI-powered customer service works by constantly deciding, ticket by ticket, whether an automated agent should answer or a human should take over — and that decision is itself learned from experience. This 2D dashboard renders that learning loop as a pannable/zoomable flow diagram: five ticket types stream in continuously, an ε-greedy policy chooses AI or Human for each one, a reward is sampled from a hidden satisfaction model that also charges a tunable escalation cost, and the resulting Q-value estimates grow as live bars beside every ticket-type node. A scrolling strip chart below tracks reward and escalation rate over time so you can watch the policy converge — or destabilise — as you tune exploration, learning rate, escalation cost and reward noise.

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2D pannable/zoomable flow diagram of a contextual bandit learning, ticket type by ticket type, when an AI customer-service agent should auto-resolve a query and when it should escalate to a human — live Q-value bars beside every ticket-type node, epsilon-greedy exploration, and scrolling reward/escalation strip charts, with exploration rate, learning rate, arrival rate, escalation cost and reward noise all tunable in real time.

contextual banditreinforcement learningepsilon-greedycustomer service AIhuman handoffQ-learningexplore exploitpolicy convergence

2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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