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Actor-Critic is a hybrid algorithmic architecture that combines policy gradient (Actor) and value function estimation (Critic), where the Critic's value estimates are used to compute the advantage function to reduce the variance of policy gradient estimates, and PPO, A3C, and SAC are all built on this framework.
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