Atari games
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Atari games is a benchmark dataset containing a collection of video games used to evaluate the performance of reinforcement learning algorithms.
Papers using Atari games (25)
- Divergence-Augmented Policy OptimizationMultivariate Distributional Reinforcement Learning Using Sliced DivergencesAdventurer: Exploration with BiGAN for Deep Reinforcement LearningQuantile Geometry Regularization for Distributional Reinforcement LearningValue of Information-Enhanced Exploration in Bootstrapped DQNConfounding Robust Deep Reinforcement Learning: A Causal ApproachLearning Game-Playing Agents with Generative Code OptimizationCombining Pre-Trained Models for Enhanced Feature Representation in Reinforcement LearningSwift-Sarsa: Fast and Robust Linear ControlMeta-learning how to Share Credit among Macro-ActionsA Principled Path to Fitted Distributional EvaluationAutomatic Reward Shaping from Confounded Offline DataScalable Multi-Task Learning through Spiking Neural Networks with Adaptive Task-Switching Policy for Intelligent Autonomous AgentsTarget Return Optimizer for Multi-Game Decision TransformerAPF+: Boosting adaptive-potential function reinforcement learning
methods with a W-shaped network for high-dimensional gamesTowards Automated Semantic Interpretability in Reinforcement Learning via Vision-Language ModelsUtilizing Evolution Strategies to Train Transformers in Reinforcement LearningTowards Generalizable Reinforcement Learning via Causality-Guided
Self-Adaptive RepresentationsUtilizing Maximum Mean Discrepancy Barycenter for Propagating the
Uncertainty of Value Functions in Reinforcement LearningInterpretable and Editable Programmatic Tree Policies for Reinforcement
LearningSymmetric Reinforcement Learning Loss for Robust Learning on Diverse Tasks and Model ScalesFDQN: A Flexible Deep Q-Network Framework for Game AutomationReinforcement Learning From Imperfect Corrective Actions And Proxy
RewardsInterpretable end-to-end Neurosymbolic Reinforcement Learning agentsStreaming Deep Reinforcement Learning Finally Works