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Generalization and Exploration via Value Function Randomization

Conference Abstract Accepted abstract Artificial Intelligence · Decision Making · Machine Learning · Reinforcement Learning

Abstract

Effective reinforcement learning calls for both efficient exploration and extrapolative generalization. I will discuss a new approach to exploration which combines the merits of provably efficient tabula rasa reinforce- ment learning algorithms, such as UCRL and PSRL, and algorithms that accommodate value function gen- eralization, such least-squares value iteration and temporal-difference learning. The former require learning times that grow with the cardinality of the state space, whereas the latter tend to be applied in conjunction with inefficient exploration schemes such as Boltzmann and epsilon-greedy exploration. Our new approach explores through randomization of value function estimates.

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Venue
Multidisciplinary Conference on Reinforcement Learning and Decision Making
Archive span
2013-2025
Indexed papers
1004
Paper id
501180390949659537
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