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Reinforcement Learning vs Supervised Learning [duplicate]
I have never tried reinforcement learning in my life.
I'm planning to apply it in robotics.
I have some experiences using supervised learning mainly deep learning. So, that's mean I will use neural ...
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Reinforcement learning with $\gamma=0$ versus supervised framework [duplicate]
I am on a learning phase (still to enter the details but I would like first to get a bird's eye overview). I would like to understand the difference between:
(1) a reinforcement learning framework, ...
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Why is Reinforcement Learning viable compared to just only using Neural Network? [duplicate]
I am confused as to how RL is viable compared to just using a simple NN.
I have data such as the following:
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What is "planning" in the context of reinforcement learning, and how is it different from RL and SL?
This is an excerpt taken from Sutton and Barto (pg. 3):
Another key feature of reinforcement learning is that it explicitly considers the whole problem of a goal-directed agent interacting with an ...
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What is the difference between a loss function and reward/penalty in Deep Reinforcement Learning?
In Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) I am having difficulties in understanding the difference between a Loss function, a reward/penalty and the integration of both in DRL.
Loss function: Given an ...
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Why are Q values updated according to the greedy policy?
Apparently, in the Q-learning algorithm, the Q values are not updated according to the "current policy", but according to a "greedy policy". Why is that the case? I think this is related to the fact ...
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How can reinforcement learning be unsupervised learning if it uses deep learning?
I was watching a video in my online course where I'm learning about A.I. I am a very beginner in it.
At one point in the course, the instructor says that reinforcement learning (RL) needs a deep ...
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How is the reward in reinforcement learning different from the label in supervised learning problems?
How is the notion of immediate reward used in the reinforcement learning different from the notion of a label we find in the supervised learning problems?
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What is the difference between a policy and rewards?
I don't understand the difference between a policy and rewards. Sure, a policy tells us what to do, but isn't the output of a neural network trained on rewards basically a policy (i.e. choose the ...
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When calculating the cost in deep Q-learning, do we use both the input and target states?
I just finished Andrew Ngs's deep learning specialization, but RL was not covered, so I don't know the basics of RL. So, I have been having trouble understanding the cost function in deep Q-learning. ...
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How is $Q(s', a')$ calculated in SARSA and Q-Learning?
I have a question about how to update the Q-function in Q-learning and SARSA. Here (What are the differences between SARSA and Q-learning?) the following updating formulas are given:
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How to estimate the error during training in deep reinforcement learning
How do I calculate the error during the training phase for deep reinforcement learning models?
Deep reinforcement learning is not supervised learning as far as I know. So how can the model know ...
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Can supervised learning be used to solve the inverted pendulum problem?
I know that reinforcement learning has been used to solve the inverted pendulum problem.
Can supervised learning be used to solve the inverted pendulum problem?
For example, there could be an ...
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Can a typical supervised learning problem be solved with reinforcement learning methods?
Let's say I want to teach a neural to classify images, and, for some reason, I insist on using reinforcement learning rather than supervised learning.
I have a dataset of images and their matching ...
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How (if possible at all) the rewards (from the reinforcement learning) can be used to generate the data for the supervised learning?
How (if possible at all) rewards (from reinforcement learning) can be used to generate data for supervised learning? This is very topical question, because human feedback usually comes in the form or ...
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