Comparing Value-Function Estimation Algorithms in Undiscounted Problems
By Ferenc Beleznay. 2012
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- RUDDER: Return Decomposition for Delayed Rewards (2018, background): “ially small, fading exponentially with the number of delay steps. Q-learning with learning rates 1=iat the ith update leads to an arithmetic mean as estimate, which was shown to be exponentially slow [9]. If for a fixed learning rate the agent always travels along the same sequence of states, then TD”
- Algorithms for Reinforcement Learning (2010, methodology): “In this example, the rate of convergence of the Monte-Carlo method is not impacted by the value of N , while TD(0) would get slower with N increasing (for an informal argument, see Sutton, 1988; for a formal one with exact rates, see Beleznay et al., 1999).”