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KSC 2018

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ÇѱÛÁ¦¸ñ(Korean Title) Reptile-First-Order Meta-Learning Implementation for Pendulum Reinforcement Learning Problem
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ÀúÀÚ(Author) Quang Nguyen   Ngo Anh Vien   TaeChoong Chung  
¿ø¹®¼ö·Ïó(Citation) VOL 45 NO. 02 PP. 0761 ~ 0763 (2018. 12)
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Meta Learning has been grabbed much attentions recently after a lot of significant improvements in deep learning. As usual, a very large deep learning neural network is trained from scratch and learns to handle a specific task according to knowledge gained from a very large number of observations presented to the system during the training time. Although the trained model can handle the trained task properly after sufficient training, it hardly generalizes this good performance to other similar but new tasks, especially if constrained with only few-shot learning. Meta learning is introduced as a learning method for the network so that it can be trained in the condition of data sparsity for faster convergence compared to learning from scratch. Introduced in 2018, Reptile, a simple algorithm for First-Order Meta-Learning, has shown its simplicity and robust as an initialization method in dealing with an entire task distribution. To address the challenge of applying Reptile to Reinforcement Learning problems as stated in its original paper, the authors will propose an implementation of Reptile to Pendulum environment with the hope to propagate this algorithm in the Reinforcement Learning area.
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