The frozen lake problem

One of the environments that's available is the frozen lake one. The goal of this environment is quite simple: we want to cross a frozen lake divided into sward blocks, but there are some holes (H) that we need to avoid. We can walk on top of the frozen parts (F) without a problem and move in a maximum of four different directions: up, down, left, and right:

A visualization of the frozen lake problem

The Q-learning algorithm needs the following parameters:

1. Step size: s 𝛼 ∈(0, 1]
2. Small 𝜀 > 0

Then, the algorithm works as follows:

1. Initialize Q(s,a) for all s ∈ S+ and a ∈ A(s) arbitrarily, except that Q(terminal,) = 0.
2. Loop for each episode.
3. Initialize S.
4. Choose A from S using the policy derived from Q (for example, -greedy).
5. Loop for each step of the episode, as follows:
   1. Choose A' from S' using the...