My External Publications

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Here is a list of my Publications in external websites:

 1. Article on Policy Iteration Algorithm explained using a simple game involving a pirate ship with rewards and benefits. This algorithm is a part of ReInforcement Learning, an offshoot of Machine Learning.

 Title: Policy Iteration in RL: A step by step Illustration
Link: https://towardsdatascience.com/policy-iteration-in-rl-an-illustration-6d58bdcb87a7


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