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今天主要总结上午看的有关DQN的一篇论文<Human-level control through deep reinforcement learning>,在Atari 2600 games上用DQN网络训练的,训练结果明,DQN能够比较稳定的收敛到Human-level的游戏水平. 前言 目前,强化学习已经在现实中很多复杂的深度强化学习:Policy-Based methods、Actor-Critic以及DDPG Policy-Based ...
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Tons of atari games have also been solved this way. See a chart of scores here. I've applied this technique to many real world problems and it's always been extremely useful. FractalZero (FMC + MuZero) The reason why MuZero was chosen over AlphaZero is because it makes use of a "...
Further, although TVT improved performance on problems requiring exploration, for the game Montezuma’s Revenge, which requires the chance discovery of an elaborate action sequence to observe reward, the TVT mechanism was not triggered (Supplementary Fig. 21; see Supplementary Fig. 20 for an Atari ...
We could find a lot of achievements brought by the DRL technology from (LeCun et al., 2015; Schmidhuber, 2015; Goodfellow et al., 2016). For example, (Mnih et al., 2015) utilized the DRL agent to learn the raw pixels of the Atari game and achieve human-level performance. (Silver ...
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powerful for generating trajectories through the state space. For cartpole, 16 walkers and 200 steps of the simulation will always give you a winning trajectory with absolutely no neural networks or function approximators. Tons of atari games have also been solved this way. See a chart of scores...
DQN [2] combines the deep neural network with the Q-learning algorithm, realizes the "end-to-end" control of agents, and achieves better results than human beings in many kinds of Atari games. Double-DQN [19] solves the problem of overestimation in DQN. Other value-based algorithms include...
The goal of RL is then to learn a policy, i.e., a function producing a sequence of actions yielding the highest cumulative reward. Despite its simplicity, RL achieved impressive results, such as beating Atari videogames from pixels [1,2], or world-class champions at Chess, Go and Shogi...