Reinforcement Learning: Behaviors and Applications

Description

Reinforcement learning addresses the design of agents that improve decisions while operating within complex and uncertain environments. This course covers principled and scalable approaches to realizing a range of intelligent learning behaviors. Topics include environment models, planning, abstraction, prediction, credit assignment, exploration, and generalization. Motivating examples will be drawn from web services, control, finance, and communications.

Prerequisites

EE278 or MS&E 221, EE104 or CS229, CS106A

Notes

Course Availability

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