Studying Sutton and Barto's RL book and its connections to RL for LLMs (e.g., tool use, math reasoning, agents, and so on)? [D]
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Hi everyone, I graduated from a Master in Math program last summer. In recent months, I have been trying to understand more about ML/DL and LLMs, so I have been reading books and sometimes papers on LLMs and their reasoning capacities (I'm especially interested in AI for Math). When I read about RL on Wikipedia, I also found that it's also really interesting as well, so I wanted to learn more about RL and its connections to LLMs. Since the canonical book on RL is "Sutton and Barto", which was...
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Originally published on April 09, 2026.
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