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Modulkatalog Lernziele: | ||
Die Studierenden sind in der Lage Problemstellungen als Reinforcement Learning Aufgabe zu formulieren und Lösungsansätze aus aktuellen Forschungsergebnissen zu entwickeln. | ||
Dazu haben sie einen Überblick über die Forschungslandschaft mit Schwerpunkt Meta Reinforcement Learning gewonnen. | ||
In einen abschließenden Projekt haben die Studierenden gelernt diese Konzepte selbständig weiterzuentwickeln und praktisch umzusetzen. | ||
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Modulkatalog Stoffplan: Erweiterungen des MDP Frameworks, Aktuelle RL Algorithmen, RL in der Praxis, Meta RL, RL Lernen | ||
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Modulkatalog Vorkenntnisse: Reinforcement Learning | ||
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Modulkatalog Literaturempfehlungen: - | ||
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Description Website: | ||
Reinforcement Learning (RL) in principle offers a highly interesting path for AI problem solving: entwining data collection and model learning to find novel solutions. | ||
While this has been successfully done in games, robotics and even some natural sciences like physics or chemistry, RL solution strategies are to date brittle and often lack generalization capabilities. | ||
Therefore RL research has been trying to find better algorithms -- through improving the algorithms themselves, configuring them more efficiently or learning to support them in their tasks. | ||
This course will cover these ideas and you see how RL and MetaRL can be combined to solve RL problems. | ||
The accompanying seminar session will offer opportunities for you to discuss how the ideas from the lecture can be applied in non-standard RL scenarios like continual learning. | ||
At the end of the semester, you will apply these skills to drafting a research proposal improving one such setting for the exam. | ||
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Recommended pre-requisites: | ||
The contents of our lecture "Reinforcement Learning" are mandatory for this course. We will *not* have time to recap these basics, you'll be expected to know the concepts and algorithms from this lecture and be able to implement them! | ||
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Lecture topics include: | ||
- Extensions to Markov-Decision Processes | ||
- The state of RL algorithms | ||
- RL in research & practice | ||
- MetaRL | ||
- Learning to Reinforcement learn |