Shusen Wang examines RL-1G: Summary. The publisher describes it as: “This lecture is a summary of Reinforcement Learning Basics.”. This is a creator-led account, not an independent replication.
Discuss: What evidence or practical test would most strengthen or challenge the account of RL-1G: Summary?
Shusen Wang examines RL-1F: Evaluate Reinforcement Learning. The publisher describes it as: “If you want to empirically compare two reinforcement learning algorithms, you will use OpenAI Gym. This lecture introduces three kinds of problems”. This is a creator-led account, not an independent rep…
Shusen Wang examines RL-1E: Value Functions. The publisher describes it as: “Value functions are the expectations of the return. Action-value function Q evaluates how good it is to take action A while being in state S. State-value”. This is a creator-led account, not an independent replication.
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