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Aftab: A Progressive Design Study of Visual Encoders and Value Estimation for Replay-Free Parallelized Q-Learning
Replay-free parallelized Q-learning removes the large experience replay buffers and target networks used by conventional deep Q-learning, but the role of network architecture in this training regime remains comparatively underexplored. We investigate this question through a progressive three-phase s
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