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This document discusses reinforcement learning and its history and applications. It introduces reinforcement learning as a machine learning method where an agent learns through trial and error using rewards and punishments from its environment. It notes that unlike supervised learning, reinforcement learning uses rewards rather than predefined correct outputs. The document also states that reinforcement learning will be significant for data science in 2019, though it has faced challenges in implementation and tools compared to other machine learning methods.
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Chapter 2
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- 3. HISTROY In spite of the fact that both direct and reinforcement learning use mapping among input and output, not at all like supervised learning where input gave to the specialist is basically the right set of activities for playing out a task, reinforcement learning utilizes prizes and discipline as signs for positive and negative conduct. When compared with unsupervised learning, reinforcement learning is distinctive as far as objectives are taken into consideration. While the objective in unsupervised learning is to discover synonymities and contrasts between data points, in reinforcement learning the objective is to locate a reasonable activity model that would boost the aggregate total reward of the specialist.
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