Basis Function Construction for Hierarchical Reinforcement Learning
author:
Sarah Osentoski,
Department of Computer Science, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Description
This paper introduces an approach to automatic basis function construction for Hierarchical
Reinforcement Learning (HRL) tasks. We describe some considerations that arise
when constructing basis functions for multilevel task hierarchies. We extend previous
work on using Laplacian bases for value function approximation to situations where the
agent is provided with a multi-level action hierarchy. We experimentally evaluate these
techniques on the Taxi domain.
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