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Calculating KL-Divergence Between Two Q-Learning Policies?
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Hi everyone,

Iā€™m looking to calculate the KL-Divergence between two policies trained using Q-learning. Since Q-learning selects actions based on the highest Q-value rather than generating a probability distribution, should these policies be represented as one-hot vectors? If so, how can we calculate KL-Divergence given the issues with zero probabilities in one-hot vectors?

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