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Title: Q-Learning interesting Problem
Post by: binharoun_7 on November 14, 2013, 10:03:58 am
Hello everyone, i have just started to study Learning and see the possibilities of using Learning to solve my problem.

Problem: I am supposed to detect a certain combination of data, i have four matrices that acts as an input to my system, i have already categorised the inputs ( each input can either be Low (L) , or High (H) ). I need to detect certain types of input for example LLLH, LLHH, HHHH etc

NOTE:
1)LLLH means the first input in L, second input is L, third input is L and the fourth input is H!
2)I have labelled each type of input type as state, for example LLLL is state 1, LLLH is state 2, so on.

What i have studied in Learning is that most of the time you have one goal (only one state as a goal) which makes it easier for the agent to learn and create the Q-matrix from the R-matrix . Now in my problem i have many goal ( many states act as goal and need to be detected). I don't know how to design the states, how to create the Reward-matrix by having many goals and how the agent will learn. Can you please help me how can i use Learning in this kind of situation. Taking into account i have like 16 goals in 20+ states!
Title: Re: Q-Learning interesting Problem
Post by: Freddy on November 15, 2013, 04:52:26 pm
Not something I know about. I can usually think of someone to ask but I draw a blank with this one.

Maybe you could try www.chatbots.org (http://www.chatbots.org) - the programmers tend to hang out there more.

I just wanted to say welcome too, so welcome :)