Finding the Near Optimal Policy via Adaptive Reduced Regularization in MDPs
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Abstract (arXiv)
Regularized MDPs serve as a smooth version of original MDPs. However, biased optimal policy always exists for regularized MDPs. Instead of making the coefficientλof regularized term sufficiently small, we propose an adaptive reduction scheme for λ to approximate optimal policy of the original MDP. It is shown that the iteration complexity for obtaining anε-optimal policy could be reduced in comparison with setting sufficiently smallλ. In addition, there exists strong duality connection between the reduction method and solving the original MDP directly, from which we can derive more adaptive reduction method for certain algorithms.
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- 2021Fast Policy Extragradient Methods for Competitive Games with Entropy Regularizationcited by 61
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- 2022Finite-Time Analysis of Entropy-Regularized Neural Natural Actor-Critic Algorithm2 Jun 2022
- 2021Fast Policy Extragradient Methods for Competitive Games with Entropy Regularization31 May 2021
- 2021Softmax Policy Gradient Methods Can Take Exponential Time to Converge22 Feb 2021