Control-Tutored Reinforcement Learning

12/12/2019
by   Francesco De Lellis, et al.
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We introduce a control-tutored reinforcement learning (CTRL) algorithm. The idea is to enhance tabular learning algorithms so as to improve the exploration of the state-space, and substantially reduce learning times by leveraging some limited knowledge of the plant encoded into a tutoring model-based control strategy. We illustrate the benefits of our novel approach and its effectiveness by using the problem of controlling one or more agents to herd and contain within a goal region a set of target free-roving agents in the plane.

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