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Probabilistic Recursive Reasoning for Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning

ICLR 2019 · Multi-agent systems and games › Games and equilibria · approach: Cooperation and social dilemmas · 48 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use level-1 recursive opponent modeling with a learned conditional opponent policyPR2-Q · Iterated matrix gameequilibrium convergenceHelped
Use level-1 recursive opponent modeling with a learned conditional opponent policyPR2-AC · Max of Two Quadratic Gameequilibrium reachedHelped
Use level-1 recursive opponent modeling with a learned conditional opponent policyPR2-AC · Particle World cooperative navigationnormalized scoreHelped
Use level-1 recursive opponent modeling with a learned conditional opponent policyPR2-AC · Particle World competitive tasksnormalized advantage scoreMixed
Use level-1 recursive opponent modeling with a learned conditional opponent policyPR2-AC · Particle World physical deceptionnormalized advantage scoreHurt
Pair PR2-AC with an opponent that models other agentsPR2-AC · Max of Two Quadratic Gameequilibrium reachedMixed
Use MASQL instead of PR2-ACMax of Two Quadratic Game · Max of Two Quadratic Gameglobal equilibrium reachedMixed

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