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Sub-policy Adaptation for Hierarchical Reinforcement Learning

ICLR 2020 · Reinforcement learning › Visual and representation RL · approach: Hierarchical skills and priors · 13 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
randomize the skill time-commitment instead of fixing it (ablation)HiPPO · Snake Gather and Ant Gather, dynamics perturbationsdrop in average returnMixed
adapt pretrained sub-policies together with the manager instead of keeping them fixed (ablation)HiPPO · Block task and Gatherfinal performanceHelped
use HiPPO instead of flat PPOlearning from scratch · Block and Gather environmentsperformanceHelped
use HiPPO instead of PPO with action repeat (ablation)learning from scratch · Block and Gather environmentsfinal performanceHelped
set manager period p=1 (ablation)HiPPO · learning from scratchperformanceHurt
use a skill-conditioned baseline (ablation)HiPPO · learning from scratchperformanceHelped
remove PPO's clipped trust-region-like update and use HierVPG (ablation)hierarchical policy optimization · learning from scratchtraining stabilityHurt
randomize the skill time-commitment (ablation)HiPPO · zero-shot adaptation to similar tasksadaptation performanceHelped
fine-tune pretrained skills for the downstream task (ablation)HiPPO · Gather with a cautious-behavior penaltyfinal performanceHelped

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