YORLL: York Reinforcement Learning Library

Reinforcement Learning Research Group

YORLL: York Reinforcement Learning Library

Reinforcement Learning Research Group

Computer Science

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Abstract

The YOrk Reinforcement Learning Library (YORLL) has been developed by the Reinforcement Learning (RL) Research Group at the University of York, UK. Orginally YORLL was created for use by members of the research group to be used as a common platform for experiments. It has been recently further developed to be able to run both single- and multi-agent experiments.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2012

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