A relaxed technical assumption for posterior sampling-based reinforcement learning for control of unknown linear systems
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Abstract (arXiv)
We revisit the Thompson sampling algorithm to control an unknown linear quadratic (LQ) system recently proposed by Ouyang et al (arXiv:1709.04047). The regret bound of the algorithm was derived under a technical assumption on the induced norm of the closed loop system. In this technical note, we show that by making a minor modification in the algorithm (in particular, ensuring that an episode does not end too soon), this technical assumption on the induced norm can be replaced by a milder assumption in terms of the spectral radius of the closed loop system. The modified algorithm has the same Bayesian regret of tildeO(√T), where T is the time-horizon and the tildeO(·) notation hides logarithmic terms in~T.
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