Oct 03, 2019
Great course! The notebooks are a perfect level of difficulty for someone learning RL for the first time. Thanks Martha and Adam for all your work on this!! Great content!!
Nov 23, 2019
Good balance of theory and programming assignments. I really like the weekly bonus videos with professors and developers. Recommend to everyone.
por Manuel V d S
•Oct 04, 2019
Course was amazing until I reached the final assignment. What a terrible way to grade the notebook part. Also, nobody around in the forums to help... I would still recommend this to anyone interested, unless you have no intention of doing the weekly readings.
por Kaiwen Y
•Oct 02, 2019
I spend 1 hour learning the material and coding the assignment while 8 hours trying to debug it so that the grader will not complain. The grader sometimes insists on a particular order of the coding which does not really matter in the real world. Also, grader inconsistently gives 0 marks to a particular part of the problem while give a full mark on other part using the same function. (Like numpy.max) However, the forum is quite helpful and the staff is generally responsive.
por Stewart A
•Sep 03, 2019
Great course! Lots of hands-on RL algorithms. I'm looking forward to the next course in the specialization.
por LuSheng Y
•Sep 10, 2019
Very good.
por Ashish S
•Sep 16, 2019
A good course with proper Mathematical insights
por Luiz C
•Sep 13, 2019
Great Course. Every aspect top notch
por Sodagreenmario
•Sep 18, 2019
Great course, but there are still some little bugs that can be fixed in notebook assignments.
por Alejandro D
•Sep 19, 2019
Excellent content and delivery.
por Mark J
•Sep 23, 2019
In my opinion, this course strikes a comfortable balance between theory and practice. It is, essentially, a walk-through of the textbook by Sutton and Barto entitled, appropriately enough, 'Reinforcement Learning'. Sutton's appearances in some of the videos are an added treat.
por Ivan S F
•Sep 29, 2019
Great course. Clear, concise, practical. Right amount of programming. Right amount of tests of conceptual knowledge. Almost perfect course.
por Wang G
•Oct 19, 2019
Very Nice Explanation and Assignment! Look forward the next 2 courses in this specialization!
por Sriram R
•Oct 21, 2019
Well done mix of theory and practice!
por Kyle N
•Oct 03, 2019
Great course! The notebooks are a perfect level of difficulty for someone learning RL for the first time. Thanks Martha and Adam for all your work on this!! Great content!!
por Sohail
•Oct 07, 2019
Fantastic!
por Damian K
•Oct 05, 2019
Great balance between theory and demonstration of how all techniques works. Exercises are prepared so it is possible to focus on core part of concepts. And if you will you can take deep dive into exercise and how experiments are designed. Very recommended course.
por koji t
•Oct 07, 2019
I made a lot of mistakes, but I learned a lot because of that.
It ’s a wonderful course.
por Alberto H
•Oct 28, 2019
A great step towards the acquisition of basic and medium complexity RL concepts with a nice balance between theory and practice, similar to the first one.
[Note: the course requires mastering the concepts of the first one in the specialization, so don't start here unless you're sure you master its contents.]
por Ignacio O
•Oct 13, 2019
Great, informative and very interesting course.
por David P
•Nov 03, 2019
Really a wonderful course! Very professional and high level.
por Shi Y
•Nov 10, 2019
最喜欢的Coursera课程之一,难度适中的RL课程,非常推荐,学习到了很多自学很难理解全面的知识。感谢老师和助教们!
por AhmadrezaSheibanirad
•Nov 10, 2019
This course doesn't cover all concept of Sutton book. like n-step TD (chapter7) or some Planning and Learning with Tabular Methods (8-5, 8-6, 8-7, 8-8, 8-9, 8-10, 8-11), but what they teach you and cover are so practical, complete and clear.
por John H
•Nov 10, 2019
It was good.
por Rashid P
•Nov 12, 2019
Best RL course ever done
por Alex E
•Nov 19, 2019
A fun an interesting course. Keep up the great work!
por LUIS M G M
•Nov 22, 2019
Great course!!! Even better than the 1st one. I tried to read the book before taking the course, and some algorithmics have not been clear to me until I saw the videos (DynaQ, DynaQ+). Same wrt some key concepts (on vs off policy learning).