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Q: Q-Learning optimisation with overlapping states I am implementing Q-learning for a simple task, which involves a robot moving to a target position, in a continuous coordinate system. Each episode has a fixed length, and the rewards are sparse: there is a single reward given to the final transition of the episode, and the reward is a function of the final distance between the robot and the target.
The problem I am wondering about, is that when computing the q values for a particular state, there may be conflicting target q values. For example, let's say that in episode A, the robot ends up near the target on the final step of the episode, and receives a reward of 0.9. Then in episode B, let's say that the robot moves right through the target in the middle of the episode, and finishes the episode far away from the target:

My issue is with the problem state, where the two episodes overlap. If I am storing my transitions in a replay buffer, and I sample the transition from Episode A, then the target q value for that action will be equal to discount_factor x max_q(next_state) + reward, but if the transition from Episode B is sampled, then the target q value is discount_factor x max_q(next_state) + 0, because there is only a reward in the final state of the episode. (I am assuming here that at the problem state, both episodes take the same action).
This means that my optimisation has two different targets for the same state-action pair, which will be impossible to learn.
Have I misunderstood the problem, or is this a real issue? Or should I change the way my rewards are assigned?
Thanks!

A: First of all in these two episodes either states or actions do differ. First lets assume that robot is omni-directional (there is no "facing" direction - it can move in any direction), then in "overlapping" state, in episode A different action is executed than in episode B (since one goes up and right and one goes left), and since Q values are of form Q(s, a) there is no "conflict" as you fit Q(s, a_A) and Q(s, a_B) "separately". Now second option - robot does have a heading direction, so in both episodes they might have been executing the same action (like "forward") but then state s actually includes heading direction, so you have Q(s_A, a) and Q(s_B, a) (again different objects, simply the same action).
In general, it is also not true that you cannot learn when you obtain two different values for the same state/action pair - you will learn the expected value (which is a typical case for any stochastic environment either way).
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While we wait for the beautiful days ahead, I give you a simple and bright recipe that is delicious with frozen peas, but even better with fresh spring peas. Use what you have available, and color me a bit jealous if you are already enjoying the bounty of the new season.
8 ounces spaghetti or linguine (I used whole wheat).
In a large stockpot, bring salted water to a boil and cook the pasta until al dente.
Meanwhile, heat the oil over medium-high heat in large skillet. Add the garlic and cook for 2 minutes until fragrant. Add the peas, cooking until they begin to brighten and are warmed through.
While the peas cook, combine the crème fraiche, salt, and lemon zest in a medium bowl. When the peas have finished cooking, turn off the heat and toss the peas with the sauce. Stirring a minute or two to coat. Add the lemon juice and a generous amount of black pepper.
Drain the pasta, reserving half a cup of the cooking water, and toss with the peas. If necessary, add the cooking water a tablespoon at a time until the sauce is your desired consistency.Sadly there are many bad actors in the space. It’s also partly a backlash, or a case of the pendulum swinging too far the other way. There are many positives about the manosphere but people can easily find themselves following toxic people.  This is the problem when society rejects certain people and stifles certain conversations. You get small communities of echo chambers popping up and they attract the worst people. If men weren’t so reviled publicly and also berated for insinuating something even remotely critical of a woman in public, we wouldn’t have a need for these alternative spaces. There are important lessons for men that were just kind of forgotten by society and it left men feeing lost and confused. I kind of understood red pill ideas to a degree and I knew I felt something off while growing up but I couldn’t really figure it out until I got older and saw manosphere content, which validated a lot of what I felt to be true. Jordan Peterson did the same. He put into words what I had already seen and felt but not heard anybody say. And obviously his explosion in fame shows that others were in the same boat. 

 It’s just the negative side of the space. 

Also, I may be wrong, but my understanding of “the wall” is that it happens when a woman comes to her own realization that she’s not as competitive as she once was on the dating market in the past, and it becomes her own insecurity and changes her dating behavior and priorities. It doesn’t mean she isn’t valuable as a human, but rather her dating prospects are one the decline. Kind of like a wake up call. I don’t see this as a hateful thing but I can imagine it can be interpreted as so. Especially when you got men running around saying women over 25