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LearningtoConstrainPolicyOptimizationwith VirtualTrustRegion

Neural Information Processing Systems

ComparedtoDeepQ-learning,deeppolicygradient (PG) methods are often more flexible and applicable to discrete and continuous action problems. However, these methods tend to suffer from high sample complexity and training instability since the gradient may not accurately reflect the policy gain when the policy changes substantially [6].