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title: FrozenSlippery Q-Table Model
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emoji: ❄️
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sdk: gradio
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sdk_version: "3.0.0"
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app_file: app.py
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# FrozenSlippery Q-Table Model
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This repository contains the trained Q-table model for the FrozenSlippery environment. It uses Q-learning to optimize the agent's performance in a reinforcement learning setup. The Q-table is stored as a `.npy` file and is used to predict actions for the agent based on its state.
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## Files
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- **frozenslippery_q_table.npy**: The saved Q-table of the trained model.
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- **app.py**: The application file to run the model and interact with the environment (if applicable).
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## How to Use
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1. Clone the repository or pull the latest version to get the trained Q-table.
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2. Use the Q-table in your reinforcement learning setup or interface with the provided app.
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### Example Usage:
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To load the Q-table and use it in your environment, run the following:
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```python
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import numpy as np
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q_table = np.load('frozenslippery_q_table.npy')
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# Use q_table in your environment setup
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