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Online Policy Gradient for Model Free Learning of Linear Quadratic Regulators with $\sqrt$T Regret
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| What was changed | Where | Measured | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Use model-free policy gradient with randomized policy-space exploration | LQR control · LQR regret minimization | regret: T^{2/3} -> \sqrt{T} | Helped |
| Use policy-space perturbations whose exploration-cost analysis is quadratic in the radius | Online Policy Gradient · LQR regret minimization | regret: \Oof{\rj^2 \mj} | Helped |
| Estimate gradients from incurred costs without using state observations for parameter tuning | Online Policy Gradient · LQR regret minimization | regret: \OtildeOf[0]{\sqrt{T}} | Helped |
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