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Reinforcement Learning by Narayan Hegde ME, CSA@IISc Google 2 Summer School 2013 3 Summer School 2013 What is it? 4 What could the mechanisms be, by which based on feedback based on our actions by the environment, we learn to act over

Reinforcement Learning by Narayan Hegde ME, CSA@IISc Google
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What is it? 4 What could the mechanisms be, by which based on feedback based on our actions by the environment, we learn to act over time. Learning by trial and error to perform sequential decision making Markov Decision Process trial-and-error search and delayed reward - are the two most important distinguishing features Summer School 2013
5 Artificial Intelligence Operation Machine Research Learning Reinforcement Learning Control Psychology Theory Game Theory Summer School 2013
Where do you see this 6  Current and Next Generation Automated Robots  Drive Vehicles  Personal Assistant  Traffic-light control  Games like chess  Why don’t we hard code them? What are the benefits  Where can you apply?  What is the greatest example of reinforcement learning? Summer School 2013
The Video of Goal Keeper 7 Summer School 2013
Take Away Get Motivated Model in Real Life Try Building a mathematical model
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Example of Robot playing Football 14 Summer School 2013
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What is the algorithm paradigm? Summer School 2013
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Thank you and Questions Summer School 2013
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