Spiking Neural Network Predicting Sequence of the External Worlds States in Model-Based Reinforcement Learning
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Abstract (arXiv)
This paper presents a spiking neural network (SNN) designed to predict the sequence of the external world states starting from the current world state. This SNN does not create the world dynamics model - instead it incorporates the SNN trained to predict the next world state and provides all mechanisms necessary to make the chain of predicted world states. These mechanisms are entirely spiking - they are implemented as spiking neuron ensembles. The present article describes this neuronal structure and tests its operation on a classic RL benchmark - ATARI ping-pong.
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