Reinforcement Learning: Theory and Algorithms
Reinforcement Learning: Theory and Algorithms Alekh Agarwal Nan Jiang Sham M. Kakade Wen Sun November 11, 2021 WORKING DRAFT: We will be frequently updating the book this fall, 2021. Please email bookrltheory@gmail.com with any typos or errors you find. We appreciate it!
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