robot control using q-learning
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Abstract
This paper focuses on machine learning, where an agent learns how to solve a specific problem. The learning process will take place in a simulated environment, so the effectiveness can be measured without any potential damage to real the robot. QLearning is a temporal-difference learning method, that maps the effectiveness of an action in a given situation. Our learning agents use this method to solve a simple “catch and escape” scenario in a 2D world.
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| Authors | ;Szántó Zoltán |
| Journal | biocontrol |
| Year | 2012 |
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