Artificial Intelligence Asked by Daniel Koh on August 24, 2021
While reading a paper about Q-learning in network energy consumption, I came across the section on convergence analysis. Does anyone know what convergence analysis is, and why is convergence analysis needed in reinforcement learning?
Convergence analysis is about proving that your policy and/or value function converge to some desired value, which is usually the fixed-point of an operator or an extremum. So it essentially proves that theoretically the algorithm achieves the desired function. Without convergence, we have no guarantees that the value function will be accurate or the policy will be any good, so in other words the proposed RL algorithm can completely fail at serving its purpose even in simple cases.
Answered by harwiltz on August 24, 2021
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