Abstract
We propose an online algorithm for solving a class of continuous-state Markov decision processes. The algorithm combines classical Q-learning with an asynchronous averaging procedure, which allows Q-function estimates at sampled state–action pairs to be adaptively updated based on observations collected along a single sample trajectory. These estimates are then used to iteratively construct an interpolation-based function approximator of the Q-function. We prove the convergence of the algorithm and provide numerical results to illustrate its performance.
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