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Welcome to my column on reinforcement learning, where I spend some time going over some very interesting concepts revolving around the nature of learning with a computational approach. As with most…
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Q-learning is one of the most popular Reinforcement learning algorithms and lends itself much more readily for learning through implementation of toy problems as opposed to scouting through loads of…
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Let’s have a look at deep Q-learning, that is, the algorithm employed in the DeepMind system to play Atari 2600 games at expert human levels. A basic understanding of how Q-learning works is a…
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Have you ever blamed or beat at your dog punitively for the wrongful actions once it done? Or have you ever trained a pet and rewarded it for every correct command you asked for? If you are a pet…
Read more at Towards Data Science | Find similar documentsIntroduction to Q-Learning
You start at a given position, the starting state . From any state you can go left, right, up or down or stay in the same place provided you don’t cross the premises of the maze. Each action will…
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In the previous section, we discussed the Value Iteration algorithm which requires accessing the complete Markov decision process (MDP), e.g., the transition and reward functions. In this section, we ...
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While going through the process of understanding Q learning, I was always fascinated by the grid world (the 2D world made of boxes, where agent moves from one box to another and collect rewards)…
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Read more at Towards AI | Find similar documentsIntro to Reinforcement Learning: Q-Learning 101
Q-Learning was first introduced in 1989 by Christopher Watkins as an extension of the dynamic programming paradigm. Q-learning also served as the basis for some of the tremendous achievements of deep…...
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Imagine an agent , bold and curious, exploring a vast, uncharted landscape. Every decision it makes holds the potential for reward, but also risk. This is the world of reinforcement learning, where an...
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In my today’s medium post, I will teach you how to implement the Q-Learning algorithm. But before that, I will first explain the idea behind Q-Learning and its limitation. Please be sure to have some…...
Read more at Towards Data Science | Find similar documentsReinforcement Learning Tutorial Part 1: Q-Learning
This is the first part of a tutorial series about reinforcement learning. We will start with some theory and then move on to more practical things in the next part. During this series, you will not…
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