Policy Gradient Methods for Reinforcement Learning with ...
policy (e.g., the average reward per step). Then, in the policy gradient approach, the policy parameters are updated approximately proportional to the gradient: ap ~O~CtaO' (1) where Ct is a positive-definite step size. If the above can be achieved, then 0 can usually be assured to converge to a locally optimal policy in the performance measure
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