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Learning to Plan in High Dimensions via Neural Exploration-Exploitation Trees

ICLR 2020 · Reinforcement learning › Visual and representation RL · approach: Novelty and impact-driven exploration · 29 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace guided progressive expansion with breadth-first expansion, retaining NEXT-KS's learned sampling policy (ablation)NEXT-KS · planning benchmarkssuccess rateHurt
Replace guided progressive expansion with breadth-first expansion, retaining NEXT-KS's learned sampling policy (ablation)NEXT-KS · planning benchmarkscollision checksHurt
Replace the attention-based neural architecture with improved GPPN (ablation)NEXT · high-dimensional planning benchmarkssuccess rateHurt
Replace the attention-based neural architecture with improved GPPN (ablation)NEXT · high-dimensional planning benchmarkspath costHurt
Replace the learned policy and value networks with a workspace Dijkstra heuristic (ablation)NEXT · planning tasks above 2dplanning performanceHurt
Use a workspace Dijkstra heuristic instead of learned guidance (ablation)NEXT · 2d workspace planningplanning performanceNo clear effect
Learn value and policy from accumulated successful planning experiences (MSIL)NEXT · 5d 3-link snakecollision checks: one-twentieth of its samplesHelped

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