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That's true. But the key seems to remain the "interaction with the world".
by still_grokking 6y ago
That's true. But the key seems to remain the "interaction with the world".
- dumbfoundded 6y agoMaybe it's semantics but interacting with a simulation of the world is actually more important. In a pure sense, this doesn't require any actual real world interaction. This concept is usually referred to offline and off-policy reinforcement learning. If you're saying that interaction in any sense is important, I'd very much agree that unsupervised learning and supervised learning aren't equipped to handle reinforcement learning problems. Correct framing of a problem is necessary to achieve a desired property like causality.