■ 论文 | A Brief Survey of Deep Reinforcement Learning
■ 链接 | http://www.paperweekly.site/papers/922
■ 作者 | Nevertiree
■ 论文 | Deep Reinforcement Learning: An Overview
■ 链接 | http://www.paperweekly.site/papers/1372
■ 作者 | Nevertiree
原文归纳出深度强化学习中的常见科学问题,并列出了目前解法与相关综述,我在这里做出整理,抽取了相关的论文。 这里精选 18 个关键问题,涵盖空间搜索、探索利用、策略评估、内存使用、网络设计、反馈激励等等话题。
本文精选了 73 篇论文(其中 2017 年的论文有 27 篇,2016 年的论文有 21 篇),为了方便阅读,原标题放在文章最后,可以根据索引找到。
prediction, policy evaluation
万变不离其宗,Temporal Difference 方法仍然是策略评估的核心哲学【Sutton 1988】。TD的拓展版本和她本身一样鼎鼎大名—1992 年的 Q-learning 与 2015 年的 DQN。
美中不足,TD Learning 中很容易出现 Over-Estimate(高估)问题,具体原因如下:
The max operator in standard Q-learning and DQN use the same values both to select and to evaluate an action. — van Hasselt
旷世猛将 van Hasselt 先生很喜欢处理 Over-Estimate 问题,他先搞出一个 Double Q-learning【van Hasselt 2010】大闹 NIPS,六年后搞出深度学习版本的 Double DQN【van Hasselt 2016a】。
问题二:控制与最佳策略选择
control, finding optimal policy
目前解法有三个流派,一图胜千言:
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△ 图2:Actor-Critic 的循环促进过程
问题三:不稳定与不收敛问题
Instability and Divergence when combining off-policy,function approximation,bootstrapping
早在 1997 年 Tsitsiklis 就证明了如果 Function Approximator 采用了神经网络这种非线性的黑箱,那么其收敛性和稳定性是无法保证的。
分水岭论文 Deep Q-learning Network【Mnih et al 2013】中提到:虽然我们的结果看上去很好,但是没有任何理论依据(原文很狡猾的反过来说一遍)。
This suggests that, despite lacking any theoretical convergence guarantees, our method is able to train large neural networks using a reinforcement learning signal and stochastic gradient descent in stable manner.
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△ 图4:Value Iteration Network 的框架
2. DeepMind 的 Silver 大神发表的 Predictron 方法 【Silver et al 2016b】,附 TensorFlow 实现 [5]。
focus on salient parts
@贾扬清 大神曾经说过:
伯克利人工智能方向的博士生,入学一年以后资格考试要考这几个内容:强化学习和 Robotics、 统计和概率图模型、 计算机视觉和图像处理、 语音和自然语言处理、 核方法及其理论、 搜索,CSP,逻辑,Planning 等。
如果真的想做人工智能,建议都了解一下,不是说都要搞懂搞透,但是至少要达到开会的时候和人在 poster 前面谈笑风生不出错的程度吧。
因此,一个很好的思路是从计算机视觉与自然语言处理领域汲取灵感,例如下文中将会提到的 unsupervised auxiliary learning 方法借鉴了 RNN+LSTM 中的大量操作。
下面是 CV 和 NLP 方面的几个简介:物体检测 【Mnih 2014】、机器翻译 【Bahdanau 2015】、图像标注【Xu 2015】、用 Attention 代替 CNN 和 RNN【Vaswani 2017】等等。
data storage over long time, separating from computation
最出名的解法是在 Nature 上大秀一把的 Differentiable Neural Computer【Graves et al 2016】。
benefit from non-reward training signals in environments
现有解法围绕着无监督学习开展:
Horde 【Sutton et al 2011】
极其优秀的工作:
unsupervised reinforcement and auxiliary learning 【Jaderberg et al 2017】
learn to navigate with unsupervised auxiliary learning 【Mirowski et al 2017】
大名鼎鼎的 GANs 【Goodfellow et al 2014】
问题十三:跨领域学习
learn knowledge from different domains
现有解法全部围绕迁移学习走:【Taylor and Stone, 2009、Pan and Yang 2010、Weiss et al 2016】,learn invariant features to transfer skills 【Gupta et al 2017】。
benefit from both labelled and unlabelled data
现有解法全部围绕半监督学习:
【Zhu and Goldberg 2009】
learn with MDPs both with and without reward functions 【Finn et al 2017)】
learn with expert's trajectories and those may not from experts 【Audiffren et al 2015】
learn, plan, and represent knowledge with spatio-temporal abstraction at multiple levels
现有解法:
多层强化学习 【Barto and Mahadevan 2003】
strategic attentive writer to learn macro-actions 【Vezhnevets et al 2016】
integrate temporal abstraction with intrinsic motivation 【Kulkarni et al 2016】
stochastic neural networks for hierarchical RL 【Florensa et al 2017】
lifelong learning with hierarchical RL 【Tessler et al 2017】
adapt rapidly to new tasks
现有解法基本上是 learn to learn learn:
a flexible RNN model to handle a family of RL tasks 【Duan et al 2017、Wang et al 2016a】
one/few/zero-shot learning 【Duan et al 2017、Johnson et al 2016、 Kaiser et al 2017b、Koch et al 2015、Lake et al 2015、Li and Malik 2017、Ravi and Larochelle, 2017、Vinyals et al 2016】
问题十七:巨型搜索空间
gigantic search space
现有解法依然是蒙特卡洛搜索,详情可以参考初代 AlphaGo 的实现【Silver et al 2016a】。
neural networks architecture design
现有的网络架构搜索方法【Baker et al 2017、Zoph and Le 2017】,其中 Zoph 的工作分量非常重。
新的架构有【Kaiser et al 2017a、Silver et al 2016b、Tamar et al 2016、Vaswani et al 2017、Wang et al 2016c】。
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相关链接
[1] imitation learning with GANs 实现
https://github.com/openai/imitation
[2] Value iteration Network
https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/24478944
[3] 如何打造新型强化学习观
http://www.sohu.com/a/121100017_465975
[4] Value Iteration Networks 实现
https://github.com/TheAbhiKumar/tensorflow-value-iteration-networks
[5] Predictron 实现
https://github.com/zhongwen/predictron
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