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For questions about model-free reinforcement learning methods (or algorithms). An example of a model-free algorithm is Q-learning, which does not use the transition function (i.e. the model) of the environment (or Markov decision process).
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Into which subcategories can reinforcement learning be divided?
In the course of a scientific work, I will discuss the different types of reinforcement learning. However, I have difficulties to find these different types.
So, into which subcategories can reinforce …
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