MR.Q: Model-Based Representations for Model-Free Trading
Introduction
Model-free reinforcement learning learns a policy directly from experience, but it can struggle to discover useful representations from sparse or noisy rewards. Model-based reinforcement learning receives a denser training signal by learning how states, actions, rewards, and termination relate to one another, but it often pays for that knowledge through planning complexity and model error.
MR.Q: MR.QCan a model-free agent keep the representation-learning benefits of a learned model without using that model to plan?
