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A Colab for 'Planning to Learn' reportedly puts horizon loss ahead of exact PG and cross-entropy

The notebook's author says it runs in about three minutes on a free T4 GPU.

Jürgen SchmidhuberJS
Chris DyerCD
Joe FentonJF
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The author reports that exact PG loses to cross-entropy even on accuracy, while horizon loss beats both. Planning CE also beats CE on its own NLL metric, they say. A reply says the work sounds similar to Schmidhuber's work from 1997 and 2011, citing 'Planning to Be Surprised' and 'RL with Self-Modifying Policies.'

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Joe Fenton@JoeFenton@IanOsband Sounds remarkably similar to @SchmidhuberAI's work from 1997 and 2011: - Planning to Be Surprised (arXiv:1103.5708), and - RL with Self-Modifying Policies (Learning to Learn pages 293-309)2h
Jürgen Schmidhuber@SchmidhuberAIRT @JoeFenton: @IanOsband Sounds remarkably similar to @SchmidhuberAI's work from 1997 and 2011: - Planning to Be Surprised (arXiv:1103.570…1h
Chris Dyer@redponySingle colab experiments still show us important things in 2026.24m
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    3 Sources

    Joe Fenton@JoeFenton@IanOsband Sounds remarkably similar to @SchmidhuberAI's work from 1997 and 2011: - Planning to Be Surprised (arXiv:1103.5708), and - RL with Self-Modifying Policies (Learning to Learn pages 293-309)2h
    Jürgen Schmidhuber@SchmidhuberAIRT @JoeFenton: @IanOsband Sounds remarkably similar to @SchmidhuberAI's work from 1997 and 2011: - Planning to Be Surprised (arXiv:1103.570…1h
    Chris Dyer@redponySingle colab experiments still show us important things in 2026.24m
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