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Sequential Classification-Based Optimization for Direct Policy Search

AAAI 2017 · Reinforcement learning › Policy gradient and actor-critic · approach: Tree search and policy optimization · 53 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
update the model after every sample using reused historical solutions (sequential) instead of batch updatesRACOS · Helicopter hoveringtop-5 avg hovering steps: 1,477±535 -> 1,837±364Helped
sequential instead of batch RACOSRACOS · HalfCheetahreward: 27961.18±7493.08 -> 36719.90±8288.84Helped
sequential instead of batch RACOSRACOS · Antreward: 1215.28±1487.81 -> 2114.14±2290.57Helped
sequential instead of batch RACOSRACOS · Acrobotsteps (lower better): 169.70±14.15 -> 156.60±18.48Helped
use random-replace or largest-margin instead of worst-replace for negative set in SRACOS (ablation)SRACOS · Sphere/Ackley n=100,1000function value convergenceNo clear effect
sequential instead of batch RACOSRACOS · Sphere/Ackleyfunction value convergenceHelped
sequential instead of batch RACOSRACOS · Ackley n=100/1000wall-clock time per evaluationHurt

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