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Statistical Convergence of Transformer Encoder-Accelerated Robust Reinforcement Learning
Obtaining the optimal action-value function in Markov decision processes is computationally intensive in large state--action spaces. In this study, we present statistically rigorous convergence results for a robust reinforcement learning algorithm warm-started by a transformer-based action-value fun
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