Markov Decision Process

Markov Chains, MDPs, and Memory-Augmented MDPs: The Mathematical Core of Agentic AI

Markov Chains, Markov Decision Processes (MDP), and Memory-augmented MDPs (M-MDP) form the mathematical backbone of decision-making under uncertainty. While Markov Chains capture stochastic dynamics, MDPs extend them with actions and rewards. Yet, real-world tasks demand memory—this is where M-MDPs shine. By embedding structured memory into the agent’s state, M-MDPs enable agentic AI systems to reason, plan, and adapt across long horizons. This blog post explores the mathematics, technicalities, and the disruptive role of M-MDPs in modern AI architectures.

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Learning World Models Better Than The World Itself

The blog post delves into the concept of learning world models more effectively than reality itself, focusing on Denoised MDPs (Markov Decision Processes). By filtering out irrelevant information, these models enhance an agent’s decision-making capabilities. This innovative approach, elucidated by Wang et al., demonstrates how artificial agents can discern and utilize only pertinent data for optimal performance in various tasks. Through rigorous experimentation and theoretical groundwork, the study showcases the superiority of denoised world models over conventional methods. Explore more about Denoised MDPs and their implications in navigating complex environments.

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