Transfer in reinforcement learning: A framework and a survey

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Transfer in reinforcement learning is a novel research area that focuses on the development of methods to transfer knowledge from a set of source tasks to a target task. Whenever the tasks are similar, the transferred knowledge can be used by a learning algorithm to solve the target task and significantly improve its performance (e.g., by reducing the number of samples needed to achieve a nearly optimal performance). In this chapter we provide a formalization of the general transfer problem, we identify the main settings which have been investigated so far, and we review the most important approaches to transfer in reinforcement learning.

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Lazaric, A. (2012). Transfer in reinforcement learning: A framework and a survey. In Adaptation, Learning, and Optimization (Vol. 12, pp. 143–173). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-27645-3_5

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