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Improving decision-making efficiency of image game based on deep Q-learning

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To promote effective decision-making in video games and win high scores in a short time, the deep learning algorithms are integrated into game image processing for reinforcement learning. By changing the mapping function from priority to probability, a deep Q-learning priority experience replay algorithm is deduced, which is then compared with the single mapping function. Various researches have proved that the improved algorithm can reproduce the mapping function with higher probability of playback learning of the unit. The advantage of the agent is that it can master the most complete game strategy and ultimately obtain higher scores with the help of the strategy. Therefore, the proposed algorithm is to help the agent formulate a more useful strategy when playing video games. On the one hand, the agent can get better game records. On the other hand, the energy consumed in the game is greatly reduced.

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Ji, Z., Xiao, W. Improving decision-making efficiency of image game based on deep Q-learning. Soft Comput 24, 8313–8322 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00500-020-04820-z

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