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Sample Reinforcement Learning Quiz Questions
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In this paradigm, an agent improves by receiving positive or negative signals after taking actions in an environment.
Difficulty: Easy- Unsupervised learning
- Supervised learning
- Transfer learning
- Reinforcement learning
This theorem guarantees that repeatedly applying the recursive value update operator will eventually converge to the optimal function.
Difficulty: Medium- No free lunch theorem
- Central limit theorem
- Universal approximation theorem
- Bellman optimality convergence
This approach to multi-agent learning uses centralized training with decentralized execution, sharing information during learning but not deployment.
Difficulty: Hard- Independent learning
- Emergent communication
- CTDE
- Fully centralized
This entity interacts with an environment, makes decisions, and learns from the consequences of those decisions.
Difficulty: Easy- Agent
- Model
- Dataset
- Feature
This approach to exploration gives bonuses for visiting novel situations, using prediction errors as a measure of novelty.
Difficulty: Medium- Intrinsic curiosity
- Epsilon-greedy
- UCB exploration
- Boltzmann exploration
This method decomposes team value functions into individual utilities that can be combined, enabling efficient multi-agent credit assignment.
Difficulty: Hard- QMIX
- MAPPO
- VDN
- COMA
This numerical signal tells an agent whether its action was good or bad, guiding future behavior.
Difficulty: Easy- Loss
- Gradient
- Reward
- Epoch
This DQN enhancement addresses overestimation bias by using one network to select actions and another to evaluate them.
Difficulty: Medium- Dueling DQN
- Rainbow DQN
- Double DQN
- Prioritized DQN
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