Reinforcement Learning Algorithm
Reinforcement learning (RL) algorithms train agents to make optimal decisions by interacting with an environment and maximizing cumulative rewards. Current research emphasizes improving RL's efficiency and stability, focusing on areas like model-based methods incorporating techniques such as Monte Carlo Tree Search, the development of novel algorithms for specific applications (e.g., traffic control, robotics), and addressing challenges in high-dimensional or partially observable environments. The impact of RL spans diverse fields, from optimizing resource allocation in complex systems to developing more effective personalized interventions in healthcare and improving the efficiency of robotic control systems.
Papers
Efficient Reinforcement Learning Through Trajectory Generation
Wenqi Cui, Linbin Huang, Weiwei Yang, Baosen Zhang
Targets in Reinforcement Learning to solve Stackelberg Security Games
Saptarashmi Bandyopadhyay, Chenqi Zhu, Philip Daniel, Joshua Morrison, Ethan Shay, John Dickerson
General policy mapping: online continual reinforcement learning inspired on the insect brain
Angel Yanguas-Gil, Sandeep Madireddy
Design Process is a Reinforcement Learning Problem
Reza kakooee, Benjamin Dillunberger
Exposing Surveillance Detection Routes via Reinforcement Learning, Attack Graphs, and Cyber Terrain
Lanxiao Huang, Tyler Cody, Christopher Redino, Abdul Rahman, Akshay Kakkar, Deepak Kushwaha, Cheng Wang, Ryan Clark, Daniel Radke, Peter Beling, Edward Bowen