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            Late-Breaking Papers: Is a Good Representation Sufficient for Sample Efficient Reinforcement Learning?

            Dec 14, 2019

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            Simon S. Du

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            In recent years, the use of deep neural networks as function approximators has enabled researchers to extend reinforcement learning techniques to solve increasingly complex control tasks. The emerging field of deep reinforcement learning has led to remarkable empirical results in rich and varied domains like robotics, strategy games, and multiagent interaction. This workshop will bring together researchers working at the intersection of deep learning and reinforcement learning, and it will help…

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