Training Machines to Learn From Experience

Daniel Silva, Liam Jarvis, John Muchovej
Last updated on Feb 19, 2023
1 min read
reinforcement learningQ-learningOpenAI Gym
from pathlib import Path

DATA_DIR = Path("/kaggle/input")
if (DATA_DIR / "ucfai-core-sp20-reinforcement-learning").exists():
    DATA_DIR /= "ucfai-core-sp20-reinforcement-learning"
else:
    # You'll need to download the data from Kaggle and place it in the `data/`
    #   directory beside this notebook.
    # The data should be here: https://kaggle.com/c/ucfai-core-sp20-reinforcement-learning/data
    DATA_DIR = Path("data")

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Contributing Authors

Daniel Silva
Daniel Silva
Liam Jarvis
Liam Jarvis
John Muchovej
John Muchovej

Founder of AI@UCF. Researcher in cognitive science and machine learning. Focusing on intuitive physics and intuitive psychology.