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A Generalization Error for Q-Learning

Planning problems that involve learning a policy from a single training set of finite horizon trajectories arise in both social science and medical fields. We consider Q-learning with function approximation for this setting and derive an upper bound on the generalization error. This upper bound is in terms of quantities minimized by a Q-learning algorithm, the complexity of the approximation space and an approximation term due to the mismatch between Q-learning and the goal of learning a policy that maximizes the value function. [abs] [ pdf ][ bib ] © JMLR 2005. (edit, beta)

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