Training the Value Function with a Reward Model
In reinforcement learning, the training of the value function is fundamentally dependent on a reward model. This model provides the essential reward signal, , which serves as the basis for computing the value function's learning target, for instance, within the Temporal Difference (TD) error calculation.
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