Brandon Rohrer on Nostr: A fun part of working on a #ReinforcementLearning workbench is that I get to think ...
A fun part of working on a #ReinforcementLearning workbench is that I get to think about how to connect different kinds of agents to different kinds of worlds – representation, interfaces, abstraction.
Something I’m stumbling on is representing models and planners.
Is there such a thing as a planner distinct from a model? Or is planning just something a model does?
In object-oriented programming terms, would a planner be a separate class from a model? Or would it be a method in a model class?
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