Connecting the Demons: How connection choices of a Horde implementation affect Demon prediction capabilities.
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2013-08-26
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The reinforcement learning framework Horde, developed by Sutton et al. [9], is a network of Demons that processes sensorimotor data to general knowledge about the world. These Demons can be connected to each other and to data-streams from specific sensors. This paper will focus on how and if the capability of Demons to learn general knowledge is affected by different numbers of connections with both other Demons and sensors. Several experiments and tests where done and analyzed to map
these effects and to provide insight in how these effects arose.
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, value function approximation, temporal difference learning, reinforcement
learning, predictions, prediction error, pendulum environment, parallel processing, offpolicy
learning, network connections, knowledge representation, Horde Architecture, GQ( ), general
value functions
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Faculteit der Sociale Wetenschappen