Reinforcement learning has proven to be a highly effective technique for decision-making in complex and dynamic environments. One of the most widely used algorithms in this field is Q-learning, which enables agents to learn a policy by iteratively updating estimates of the Q-function. However, Q...
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Q. 4 Which of the following is a regular convex polygon? Responses A A C C B B D D Q. 5 a Is each angle of the polygon PQRS less than 180 degrees? Responses Yes Yes No No Q. 5 b Is the polygon PQRS a concave polygon?
There are two primary challenges in solving (1). First, we do not have an explicit representation of the optimal setin general, which prevents us from using some common operations in optimization such as projection onto or linear optimization over. Instead, we alternatively consider thevalue funct...
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When necessary, these algorithms utilize properties of the underlying stochastic settings to optimize their learning rates (step sizes). These optimizations are the main factor in providing the minimax optimal performance guarantees, especially when observations are stochastically missing. However, in real...
A common choice for these strategies are so-called no-regret learning algorithms, and we describe a number of such and prove bounds on their regret. We then show that many classical first-order methods for convex optimization—including average-iterate gradient descent, the Frank–Wolfe algorithm,...
Polak, E., Trahan, R., Mayne, D.Q.: Combined phase I–phase II methods of feasible directions. Math. Program. 17(1), 61–73 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01588225 Article MathSciNet MATH Google Scholar Schölkopf, B., Smola, A.J., Bach, F., et al.: Learning with Ke...
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