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framework:reinforcement-learningReinforcement Learning
Alternative framework for agent behavior; based on reward maximization rather than free energy minimization.
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Papers (2)
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Thinkers (2)
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- Andrew BartointroducesCo-author of reinforcement learning and intrinsic motivation theories.
- Richard SuttonintroducesCo-author of reinforcement learning framework.
Methods (1)
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- Q-learningcitesModel-free RL algorithm used in experimental comparison; employs ε-greedy exploration.
Concepts (2)
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- The primary source paper being extracted
- Temporal Difference ErrorimplementsThe formal RL quantity whose signed character is identified with valence in the paper's account
Claims (1)
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- Active inference achieves Bayes-optimal arbitration between exploration and exploitation without handcrafted mechanisms like ε-greedy.
Frameworks (3)
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- Reinforcement Learning from AI Feedbackrelated_toVariant of RLHF where human feedback is replaced with AI-generated feedback for harmlessness.
- Active InferencecontradictsFoundational framework by Karl Friston; the paper extends it to three hierarchical levels for modeling meta-awareness.
- RL variant that maintains beliefs over environment model; compared to active inference using Thompson sampling.
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- Operational definition of RL used throughout the paper, quoted from Sutton.
- Reinforcement learning methods that update parameters at the end of an episode based on sampled returns.