Ben Recht • 12/5/2025

There's got to be a better way!

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The article critiques the inefficiency of Reformist Reinforcement Learning (RL), particularly policy gradient methods, arguing they are theoretically and practically slow. It proposes exploring alternative computational paradigms, like certainty equivalence, for more efficient optimization in machine learning.

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#Machine Learning #Reinforcement Learning #Policy Gradient
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