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Generalized Policy Iteration using Tensor Approximation for Hybrid Control
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Proposes TTPI, a generalized policy iteration method that uses Tensor Train low-rank approximation of state-value and advantage functions for hybrid (discrete-continuous) action control.
Problem
Control of dynamic systems with hybrid (mixed discrete and continuous) actions is challenging in robotics.
Approach
Uses Tensor Train low-rank tensor approximation to represent the state-value and advantage functions within an approximate dynamic programming / generalized policy iteration framework, enabling efficient handling of hybrid actions.
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