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You can do Q-Learning with a transformer. You simply define the state space as the observation sequence. This is in fact natural to do in partially observed set
by highd 1y ago
You can do Q-Learning with a transformer. You simply define the state space as the observation sequence. This is in fact natural to do in partially observed settings. So your distinction does not make sense.
- isaacimagine 1y agoDT's reward-to-go vs. QL's Bellman incl. discount, not choice of architecture for policy. You could also do DTs with RNNs (though own problems w/ memory). Apologies if we're talking past one another.