NeurIPS 2000
Programmable Reinforcement Learning Agents
Abstract
We present an expressive agent design language for reinforcement learn(cid: 173) ing that allows the user to constrain the policies considered by the learn(cid: 173) ing process. The language includes standard features such as parameter(cid: 173) ized subroutines, temporary interrupts, aborts, and memory variables, but also allows for unspecified choices in the agent program. For learning that which isn't specified, we present provably convergent learning algo(cid: 173) rithms. We demonstrate by example that agent programs written in the language are concise as well as modular. This facilitates state abstraction and the transferability of learned skills.
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- Venue
- Annual Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems
- Archive span
- 1987-2025
- Indexed papers
- 30776
- Paper id
- 484677773625083328