Hands-on implementations of Reinforcement Learning algorithms from scratch, progressing from classical methods to deep RL with practical experiments.
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Hands-on implementations of Reinforcement Learning algorithms from scratch, progressing from classical methods to deep RL with practical experiments.
In this project, I used Deep Reinforcement Learning to combine artificial neural networks with reinforcement learning.
🎮 Q-Learning and Deep Q-Learning agents on FrozenLake and Atari Pong using Gymnasium and PyTorch.
This repository contains projects completed as a part of the coursework for Introduction to Machine Learning (Fall 2019) taught by Prof. Sargur N. Srihari at the University at Buffalo.
Reinforcement Learning Project using Deep Q Network
Container for all the course materials, assignments, projects and relevant stuff.
🐍 The Project is based on Reinforcement Learning which trains the snake to eat the food present in the environment.
A Self Driving Car with Reinforcement Learning
Implementation of Deep Q Learning algorithms in pytorch
Deep Reinforcement Learning DQN implementation using Burn API written in Rust (ongoing)
Path finding of a doubly Q network with using social choice theory and improved classical Q learning algorithm . uses Tensorflow and pygame
Tensorflow - Keras /PyTorch Implementation ⚡️ of State-of-the-art DeepQN for RL Gym benchmarks 👨💻
Tensorflow based DQN and PyTorch based DDQN Agent for 'MountainCar-v0' openai-gym environment.
Solving MsPacman game using Deep Q-learning algorithm
Deep Learning Project on Task Scheduling
Self Diving Car Game using Pytorch and Kivy framework in Python
reinforcement learning DQN method to solve OpenAi Gym "LunarLander-v2" by usnig a Deep Neuralnetwork
UNIVERSITY OF ROEHAMPTON LONDON
Training a vision-based agent with the Deep Q Learning Network (DQN) in Atari's Breakout environment, implementation in Tensorflow.
🕹️ Flappy Bird hack using Deep Reinforcement Learning with Double Q-learning
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