Reinforcement learning lets an agent interact with an environment, try different actions, and adjust through success or failure while pursuing a goal. section 1.5
The three machine learning approaches differ by how learning signals are obtained:
- Unsupervised learning finds patterns without labels. section 1.5
- Supervised learning learns from labeled examples. section 1.5
- Reinforcement learning learns by interacting with an environment and responding to outcomes. section 1.5
Learning to walk
A child tries different movements and adjusts based on success or failure, illustrating reinforcement learning through trial and error. section 1.5
Figure 1.5 The three types of machine learning: unsupervised, supervised, and reinforcement
Use the comparison figure to distinguish reinforcement learning from supervised and unsupervised learning. section 1.5

















