Reinforcement Learning
author: Douglas Aberdeen,
National ICT Australia
published: Feb. 25, 2007, recorded: February 2005, views: 7199
published: Feb. 25, 2007, recorded: February 2005, views: 7199
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Reinforcement learning is about learning good control policies given only weak performance feedback: occasional scalar rewards that might be delayed from the events that led to good performance. Reinforcement learning inherently deals with feedback systems rather than (data, class) data samples, providing a more flexible control-like framework than many standard machine algorithms. These lectures will summarise reinforcement learning along 3 axes: # Learning with or without knowledge of the system dynamics. # Using state values as an intermediate solution, or learning a policy directly. # Learning with or without fully observable system states.
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