Per-Domain Generalizing Policies: On Learning Efficient and Robust Q-Value Functions (Extended Version with Technical Appendix)
Per-Domain Generalizing Policies: On Learning Efficient and Robust Q-Value Functions (Extended Version with Technical Appendix) explores This paper explores a novel approach to learning Q-value functions for efficient planning in reinforcement learning.. Commercial viability score: 2/10 in Reinforcement Learning.
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