The idea behind Actor-Critics and how A2C and A3C improve them | AI Summer
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Actor critics, A2C, A3C
It’s time for some Reinforcement Learning. This time our main topic is Actor-Critic algorithms, which are the base behind almost every modern RL method from Proximal Policy Optimization to A3C. So, to understand all those new techniques, you should have a good grasp of what Actor-Critic are and how they work. But don’t be in a hurry. Let’s refresh for a moment on our previous knowledge. As you may know, there are two main types of RL methods out there: Value Based: They try to find or approximate the optimal value function, which is a mapping between an action and a value. The higher the value
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