Reinforcement Learning: on-policy vs off-policy algorithms

Let's talk about on-policy vs off-policy algorithms in reinforcement learning
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[@MrFalk358]

Ok i will indulge your quiz time questions since your videos are really great! Question 1: A is correct. it would not learn at all, since the target policy is the policy which we are trying to learn. Setting it fixed would imply it not changing, which would imply it staying random, therefore we are not learning Question 2: Im not completely sure but i would say B is correct, since SARSA uses its target policy both to choose action and to "look" (by taking the action according to the target policy) at its follow up state Hope more people comment so the algorithm boosts your channel!

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[@zhezhe3351]

Good video！there is a small typo at the summary page about on-policy

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Well explained!

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