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The RL Hub is a Persian-language website dedicated to providing educational content on reinforcement learning. It offers a structured curriculum that begins with fundamental concepts, such as the definition of RL, its primary components, and illustrative examples to enhance understanding.

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The RL Hub - Reinforcement Learning Online Book

A modern, interactive website for learning Reinforcement Learning concepts with a clean architecture that separates content from presentation.

🚀 How It Works

This website uses a content-first approach where:

  1. Content is stored as Markdown in the content/tutorials/ directory
  2. HTML templates in the Pages/ directory define the structure and styling
  3. JavaScript loaders in the js/ directory fetch and render Markdown content

Adding a New Tutorial

  1. Create a new directory in content/tutorials/ (e.g., 3-New-Tutorial/ or chapter11/)
  2. Add a Markdown file with your content (e.g., new-tutorial.md or chapter11.md)
  3. Create a matching HTML template in Pages/3-New-Tutorial/ or Pages/chapter11/
  4. Update navigation links in existing pages and add a card in index.html

💡 Technical Notes

  • Markdown is parsed using marked.js
  • Math equations use MathJax
  • Code highlighting uses highlight.js
  • The website is designed to be responsive and work on all devices

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The RL Hub is a Persian-language website dedicated to providing educational content on reinforcement learning. It offers a structured curriculum that begins with fundamental concepts, such as the definition of RL, its primary components, and illustrative examples to enhance understanding.

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