Reinforcement Learning on real time data over a web server
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Question: is it possible to implement a reinforcement learning model over a NodeJS server?
This server would be receiving binary forms of data (open /close; yes/no) in real time.
The objective for the model is to learn from the incoming data for a few days and then predict values for next day (similar to time series, but not exactly). The learned parameters need to be flushed every week.
Note: the training data I have doesn't allow for supervised learning - i.e. there is no data for the target class.
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Question: is it possible to implement a reinforcement learning model over a NodeJS server?
This server would be receiving binary forms of data (open /close; yes/no) in real time.
The objective for the model is to learn from the incoming data for a few days and then predict values for next day (similar to time series, but not exactly). The learned parameters need to be flushed every week.
Note: the training data I have doesn't allow for supervised learning - i.e. there is no data for the target class.
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Question: is it possible to implement a reinforcement learning model over a NodeJS server?
This server would be receiving binary forms of data (open /close; yes/no) in real time.
The objective for the model is to learn from the incoming data for a few days and then predict values for next day (similar to time series, but not exactly). The learned parameters need to be flushed every week.
Note: the training data I have doesn't allow for supervised learning - i.e. there is no data for the target class.
machine-learning deep-learning time-series dataset reinforcement-learning
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Question: is it possible to implement a reinforcement learning model over a NodeJS server?
This server would be receiving binary forms of data (open /close; yes/no) in real time.
The objective for the model is to learn from the incoming data for a few days and then predict values for next day (similar to time series, but not exactly). The learned parameters need to be flushed every week.
Note: the training data I have doesn't allow for supervised learning - i.e. there is no data for the target class.
machine-learning deep-learning time-series dataset reinforcement-learning
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Yes - You need to define an Agent, Environment, State, and Rewards:
Agent - The current week process.
Environment - Server.
State - Current data.
Rewards - Predicted future values are the same observed values.
Then implement in JavaScript. One JavaScript framework is REINFORCEjs
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Yes - You need to define an Agent, Environment, State, and Rewards:
Agent - The current week process.
Environment - Server.
State - Current data.
Rewards - Predicted future values are the same observed values.
Then implement in JavaScript. One JavaScript framework is REINFORCEjs
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Yes - You need to define an Agent, Environment, State, and Rewards:
Agent - The current week process.
Environment - Server.
State - Current data.
Rewards - Predicted future values are the same observed values.
Then implement in JavaScript. One JavaScript framework is REINFORCEjs
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Yes - You need to define an Agent, Environment, State, and Rewards:
Agent - The current week process.
Environment - Server.
State - Current data.
Rewards - Predicted future values are the same observed values.
Then implement in JavaScript. One JavaScript framework is REINFORCEjs
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Yes - You need to define an Agent, Environment, State, and Rewards:
Agent - The current week process.
Environment - Server.
State - Current data.
Rewards - Predicted future values are the same observed values.
Then implement in JavaScript. One JavaScript framework is REINFORCEjs
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