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It wouldn't be difficult at all if the optimal running technique was known before hand; I think the goal of many of these RL exercises is to either i) find a be
by fdalvi 6y ago
It wouldn't be difficult at all if the optimal running technique was known before hand; I think the goal of many of these RL exercises is to either i) find a better solution than what we may have imagined or ii) confirm that our knowledge was indeed the best possible solution!
- kipi 6y agoCorrect, it wouldn't be hard to take the best known strategy and implement it perfectly. Aside from the two points you mention, it also serves as a precursor to applying RL to real levels in which we may not be so sure about the optimal strategy.
- bnegreve 6y ago> It wouldn't be difficult at all if the optimal running technique was known before hand; You're right, but this is a simulated environment. It means the physics in it are driven by a small set of known (and most likely deterministic) rules. So I wonder if it would it be possible to analytically determine what is the best possible running strategy.