The Promise of Hierarchical Reinforcement Learning
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This idea of temporal abstraction, once incorporated into reinforcement learning (RL), converts it into *hierarchical* reinforcement learning (HRL).
Update: Jurgen Schmidhuber kindly suggested some corrections concerning the early work on intrinsic motivation, subgoal discovery and artificial curiosity since 1990, which I have incorporated and expanded. Suppose your friend just baked and shared an excellent cake with you, and you would like to know its recipe. It might seem that it should be very easy for your friend to just tell you how to cook the cake — that it should be easy for him to get across the recipe. But this is a subtler task than you might think; how detailed should the instructions be? Does the friend have to explain in deta
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