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I understand. It appears that constructing the problem this way is a very unfair way to measure if this idea works compared to other reinforcement learning appr
by highd 9y ago
I understand. It appears that constructing the problem this way is a very unfair way to measure if this idea works compared to other reinforcement learning approaches. If you can simulate the system perfectly you can always just simulate k steps for all possible inputs and pick the one that works best.
- RangerScience 9y agoRight, but - how do you measure "what works best"? CEF is an answer to "what works best" that's (theoretically?) applicable to all systems.