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Statistics and Samples in Distributional Reinforcement Learning

ICML 2019 · Reinforcement learning › Policy gradient and actor-critic · approach: Distributional value learning · 24 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use sample imputation instead of directly treating expectile estimates as target samples (ablation)EDRL on N-Chain · 15-Chain policy evaluationexpectile estimation errorHelped
Increase the number of learned expectiles in EDRL-Naive (ablation)EDRL-Naive · N-Chain policy evaluationexpectile estimation errorHurt
Use an imputation strategy when learning Huber quantiles (ablation)Huber-QDRL · 15-Chain policy evaluationHuber quantile estimation errorHelped
Use ER-DQN with imputation rather than the naive ER-DQN without imputation (ablation)ER-DQN · Atari-57mean human normalised scoreHelped
Use ER-DQN with expectile statistics instead of QR-DQN with Huber quantile statisticsAtari-57 · Atari-57mean human normalised scoreHelped
Include the mean as a statistic in EDRLEDRL · Tabular controlexpected returnsHelped
Use EDRL rather than CDRL or QDRL for estimating action meansTabular control · Five-state MDPgreedy policy optimalityHelped

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