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Problem 4. Markov Decision Process (MDP) (Adapted from Russell-Norvig Problem 178) (30 points 15 points each part) In class, we studied that one way to solve the Bellman update equation in MDPs is using the Value iteration algorithm. (Figure 17.4 of textbook). (a) Implement the value iteration algorithm to calculate the policy for navigating a robot (agent) with uncertain motion in a rectangular grid, similar to the situation discussed in class, from Section 17.1 of the textbook. (b) Calculate the same robot's policy in the same environment, this time using the policy iteration algorithm. You can combine these two parts into the same class or program and have the user input select the appropriate algorithm. Your program should create the 3 x 3 grid world given in Figure 17.14 (a) of the textbook along with the corresponding rewards at each state (cell). (1, 1) should correspond to the bottom left corner cell of your environment. The coordinates of a cell should follow the convention (col number, row number). The transition model for your agent is the same as that given in Section 17.1(discussed in class)-80% of the time it goes in the intended direction, 20% of the time it goes at right angles to its intended direction. You should accept the following values of r as input: 100, -3. 0 and +3. The input format is below: Enter r Enter 1 for Value Iteration, 2 for Policy Iteration, 3 to Exit: The output of your program should give the policy for each cell in the grid world calculated by your program(s). For value iteration, the policy at each state (cell) is calculated using the policy equation (Equation 174 of textbook). For policy iteration, the algorithm's output is the policy for each state. Output format: Policy table calculated: (1, 1): kaction suggeated by calculated policy> (2,) Kaction auggested by calculated policy>