C++ Reinforcement Learning Library

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trenki picture trenki · Jan 6, 2012 · Viewed 7.5k times · Source

I have been looking for a C++ Library that implements Reinforcement Learning Algorithms but was not very satisfied with the results.

I found the Reinforcement Learning Toolbox 2.0 from the TU Graz but unfortunately this project is very old and I was unable to get it to compile.

There is also code from Hado van Hasselt. It looks promising but does not seem to be actively maintained.

Which libraries do you use for Reinforcement Learning in C++?

Answer

Don Reba picture Don Reba · Jan 6, 2012

RL-Glue is somewhat of a standard int the reinforcement learning community. RL-Library is the part that implements standard algorithms. That said, the most common reinforcement algorithms are so simple that they don't call for any kind of library.

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