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Tabular Q-Learning on CartPole-v1: | |
Utilized code from Berkeley's CS188 Q-Learning project | |
Discretized the state space from continuous values | |
#cart_x, cart_velocity, pole_theta, pole_velocity | |
[5,10,20,10] | |
Introduced an epsilon decay to offer a transition between early exploration and late exploitation |
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Model free Q-Learning in an MDP style environment | |
Utilized code from Berkeley's CS188 Reinforcement Learning project | |
Introduced an epsilon decay to offer a transition between early exploration and late exploitation | |
QLearning paramters: | |
alpha = 0.1 | |
epsilon = 1.0 |
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This is a submission of the second training epoch of Flappy Bird using Deep Q-Learning, built with Python and Tensorflow. | |
The first epoch was trained with the following settings: | |
First buffer with 1000 random iterations | |
training episodes: 20000 | |
learning rate for Adam Optimizer: 1e-5 | |
we used our sinusoidal epsilon function with parameters: | |
starting epsilon: 1.0 |