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Learning from Unreliable Trajectories: Adversarially-Robust Federated Q-Learning
We study federated reinforcement learning in which multiple agents interact with a common Markov decision process and communicate through a central server to collaboratively learn the optimal state-action value function. Our goal is to understand whether the sample-efficiency benefits of collaborati
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