Volume 3 • Issue 2 • PP: 07–11 • 2024
On the Effect of the Layers’ Number of Deep Neural Network for Improving the Reward of a Reinforcement Learning Robot
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Abstract
The Q-learning algorithm in reinforcement learning is one of the algorithms that allows the robot to learn the surrounding environment without the need for prior training samples, using the principle of reward and punishment through interaction with the environment. Increasing the number of hidden layers of the deep neural network and adjusting some of its hyperparameters can increase the robot’s reward and thus obtain the best path to achieve the goal.
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