You have presented a very clear and very general description of the Reinforcement Learning problem.
I am excited to read future posts that are similarly clear and general and describe various solutions to RL. I’m imagining the kinds of things that can be found in the standard introduction, and hoping for a nonstandard perspective that might deepen my understanding.
Perhaps this is what Richard is waiting for as well?
You have presented a very clear and very general description of the Reinforcement Learning problem.
I am excited to read future posts that are similarly clear and general and describe various solutions to RL. I’m imagining the kinds of things that can be found in the standard introduction, and hoping for a nonstandard perspective that might deepen my understanding.
Perhaps this is what Richard is waiting for as well?