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Pengzhan Guo¹, Keli Xiao², Zeyang Ye³

¹Duke Kunshan University, Kunshan, Jiangsu, China.

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This study introduces a new AI system for long-term career planning using stochastic subsampling reinforcement learning (SSRL). The SSRL framework effectively identifies optimal career paths, even mitigating poor initial job choices.

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Area of Science:

Artificial Intelligence
Computer Science
Career Development

Background:

Current career recommendation systems lack advanced AI for long-term planning.
Efficient reinforcement learning (RL) methods for dynamic career systems are needed.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose an intelligent sequential career planning system.
To introduce a novel RL method, stochastic subsampling reinforcement learning (SSRL), for improved long-term career recommendations.

Main Methods:

Developed a career path rating mechanism.
Implemented the stochastic subsampling reinforcement learning (SSRL) framework.
Conducted theoretical and computational evaluations against benchmarks.

Main Results:

The proposed SSRL system demonstrated superiority in identifying optimal long-term career paths.
Numerical results confirmed the system's effectiveness across various user preferences.
Case studies showed the system encourages gradual career improvement for maximum long-term benefits.

Conclusions:

The SSRL career path recommendation system enhances long-term career planning.
The system can mitigate the negative impact of suboptimal initial career choices.
Intelligent career planning is crucial for maximizing long-term professional benefits.