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%     name={bird},
%     description = {feathered animal},
%     see={[see also]{duck,goose}}
% }

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% glsxtrshort for abbreviation
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% if you want to use also description for the abbreviations/acronyms, you should use bib2gls and define all the entries in a bib file, which is incompatible with Overleaf
\newacronym{RL}{RL}{Reinforcement Learning}
\newacronym{DRL}{DRL}{Deep Reinforcement Learning}
\newacronym{DQN}{DQN}{Deep Q-Network}
\newacronym{DDQN}{DDQN}{Double Deep Q-Network}
\newacronym{D3QN}{D3QN}{Duelling Double Deep Q-Network}
\newacronym{PER}{PER}{Prioritized Experience Replay Buffer}
\newacronym{DDPG}{DDPG}{Deep Deterministic Policy Gradient}
\newacronym{TD3}{TD3}{Twin Delayed Deep Deterministic Policy Gradient}
\newacronym{SAC}{SAC}{Soft Actor Critic}
\newacronym{PPO}{PPO}{Proximal Policy Optimization}
\newacronym{SIMD}{SIMD}{Single Instruction Multi Data}
\newacronym{VIO}{VIO}{Visual-Inertial Odometry}