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This paper proposes a mechanism for maintaining distributions over Q-values (called Q-posteriors) by defining the value function (the V-posterior) to be a Wasserstein barycenter of Q-posteriors and defining the TD update to be a Wasserstein barycenter of the current Q-posterior with an estimated posterior based on the value function. These distributions are intended to represent uncertainty about the Q-function and they enable more nuanced definitions of the "optimal" (w.r.t. Contributions seem to be: 1. A means of propagating uncertainty about Q-values via Wasserstein barycenters (Equations 2 & 3). 2. A proof that a modified version of the proposed algorithm is PAC-MDP in the average loss setting (Theorems 5.1 and 5.2). The paper is fairly clearly written and easy enough to understand. 2. The idea of propagating uncertainty via Wasserstein barycenters is interesting and suggests several concrete realizations.

Two of the reviewers increased their score after reading the rebuttal. All three reviewers now provide accepting scores. The reviewers particularly appreciated the authors response. In particular the additional experiment on mini-imagenet as it re-confirms the original idea and gives consistent results as those obtained with simpler datasets. The idea of borrowing meta-learning ideas to tackle the continual learning problem is interesting and the empirical results sufficient.

Is this true for the class of methods that regularize the difference between two graphs (e.g.

Modeling studies of neural responses are usually measured on two scales: a. Their contribution to our understanding of the neural physiology, architecture or any other biological aspect. Model accuracy, where the aim is to provide a model which is better than the state of the art. To the best of my understanding, this study mostly focuses on the latter, i.e. provide a better than state of the art model. If I am misunderstanding, then it would probably be important to stress the biological insights gained from the study. Yet if indeed modeling accuracy is the focus, it's important to provide a fair comparison to the state of the art, and I see a few caveats in that regard: 1.