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Start Q-Learning simulation with a predefine Q-Table
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I'm working on a project in were I need to start a simulation with a predefined Q-Table, this is, I have a matrix with the same size of states and actions filled with scalar values. Problem is when matlab creates a rlTable, with this command the table initializes with the matrix with all values are 0s.
What I want to know is if it posible to create a rlTable from a previously created/store matrix and initialize the rlTable with the values of the predefine matrix. Is this a possibility?
I want to initialize the rlTable with the following matrix
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Harsha Vardhan
2023-10-18
Hi,
I understand that you want to initialize the 'rlTable' with the values of the predefined matrix.
Assuming you have 243 states and 5 actions, this can be done as follows.
obsInfo = rlFiniteSetSpec([1:243]);
actInfo = rlFiniteSetSpec([1:5]);
qTable = rlTable(obsInfo,actInfo); %This step initializes the Q-table to all 0s.
%Here, I am generating a random matrix for testing.
% Instead, you can use your matrix directly in the next line of code
mean_QTables = rand(243,5);
% This will assign the scalar values
% present in 'mean_QTables' matrix to the rlTable variable 'qTable'
qTable.Table = mean_QTables;
For more information, please refer to these resources.
Hope this helps in resolving your query!
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