Q-learning is an off-policy algorithm because it learns the value of the optimal policy's actions, which may be different from the current ________'s actions.
- Agent's
- Environment's
- Agent's or Environment's
- Policy's
Q-learning is indeed an off-policy algorithm, as it learns the value of the optimal policy's actions (maximizing expected rewards) irrespective of the current environment's actions.
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