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Pradeep Kumar Tiwari1, Pooja Singh2, Navaneetha Krishnan Rajagopal3
1Birla Global University, Gothapatna, Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India.
Abstract:
Computing intelligence is built on several learning and optimization techniques. Incorporating cutting-edge learning techniques to balance the interaction between exploitation and exploration is therefore an inspiring field, especially when it is combined with IoT. The reinforcement learning techniques created in recent years have largely focused on incorporating deep learning technology to improve the generalization skills of the algorithm while ignoring the issue of detecting and taking full advantage of the dilemma. To increase the effectiveness of exploration, a deep reinforcement algorithm based on computational intelligence is proposed in this study, using intelligent sensors and the Bayesian approach. In addition, the technique for computing the posterior distribution of parameters in Bayesian linear regression is expanded to nonlinear models such as artificial neural networks. The Bayesian Bootstrap Deep Q-Network (BBDQN) algorithm is created by combining the bootstrapped DQN with the recommended computing technique. Finally, tests in two scenarios demonstrate that, when faced with severe exploration problems, BBDQN outperforms DQN and bootstrapped DQN in terms of exploration efficiency.
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