How does reinforcement learning differ from supervised learning in terms of feedback and learning process?
- Both learn from environment
- Feedback through rewards/penalties
- No feedback involved
- Uses labeled data
Reinforcement learning uses feedback through rewards and penalties to guide the learning process, unlike supervised learning with labeled data.
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