TDM: From Model-Free to Model-Based Deep Reinforcement Learning

TDM: From Model-Free to Model-Based Deep Reinforcement Learning

  • April 27, 2018
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TDM: From Model-Free to Model-Based Deep Reinforcement Learning

While simple, this thought experiment highlights some important aspects of human intelligence. For some tasks, we use a trial-and-error approach, and for others we use a planning approach. A similar phenomena seems to have emerged in reinforcement learning (RL).

In the parlance of RL, empirical results show that some tasks are better suited for model-free (trial-and-error) approaches, and others are better suited for model-based (planning) approaches.

Source: berkeley.edu

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