Experience replay, often used in DQNs, helps in stabilizing the learning by doing what?
- Reducing Correlation between Data
- Speeding up convergence
- Improving Exploration
- Saving Memory Space
Experience replay in DQNs reduces the correlation between consecutive data samples, which stabilizes learning by providing uncorrelated transitions for training.
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