Deep Q

Deep Q-learning (DQL) is a reinforcement learning algorithm using deep neural networks to approximate optimal action-value functions, aiming to train agents to make optimal decisions in complex environments. Current research focuses on improving DQL's efficiency and robustness through techniques like federated learning for distributed systems, incorporating curiosity-driven exploration, and employing model architectures such as Deep Recurrent Q-Networks and Deep Deterministic Policy Gradients to handle diverse tasks and data types. These advancements are impacting various fields, including autonomous systems (e.g., self-driving cars, UAV navigation), resource optimization (e.g., network load balancing, resource scheduling), and even quantum computing, demonstrating DQL's broad applicability and potential for solving challenging real-world problems.

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