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Reinforcement Learning

An Object-Oriented Representation for Efficient Reinforcement Learning

author: Carlos Diuk, Department of Computer Science, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

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Rich representations in reinforcement learning have been studied for the purpose of enabling generalization and making learning feasible in large state spaces. We introduce Object-Oriented MDPs (OO-MDPs), a representation based on objects and their interactions, which is a natural way of modeling environments and offers important generalization opportunities. We introduce a learning algorithm for deterministic OO-MDPs, and prove a polynomial bound in its sample complexity. We illustrate the performance gains of our representation and algorithm in the well-known Taxi domain, plus a real-life videogame.

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0:00 An Object-oriented Representation for Efficient Reinforcement Learning
0:15 Motivation
1:21 What’s in a state?
2:04 What we did
2:48 OO representation (1)
3:22 OO representation (2)
5:22 DOORMax
6:38 Pitfall video
8:31 DOORMax Analysis
10:02 Results
10:25 DOORMax Analysis
11:28 Results
11:41 Representations in Taxi
13:00 Bigger Taxi
13:59 Conclusions and future work

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