DQN
DQN is Q-Learning with a neural network that can look at a game screen.
What it does
DQN is Q-Learning with a neural network that can look at a game screen.
Deep Network: Complex AI brain • State: Current game screen
How it works
- Look at the current screen or state.
- Use a neural network to estimate good actions.
- Choose an action that should lead to more reward.
Uses and applications
- A game AI can learn from pixels in an Atari-style game.
- A robot simulator can learn actions from screen-like views.
- A training system can test choices in a safe virtual world.
In short
DQN combines Q-Learning with deep learning.
Related methods
- Q-Learning: The table-based method DQN extends.
- Neural Network: Provides the function that estimates action values.
- AlphaZero: Combines learned values with tree search.
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