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Efficient Learning of Safe Driving Policy via Human-AI Copilot Optimization

ICLR 2022 · Multi-agent systems and games › Human-AI and goal-conditioned · approach: Human-AI coordination agents · 15 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Train with HACO rather than SAC-RSDriving policy · MetaDrive test environmentsTest Success Rate: 0.82 { $\pm$0.18} -> { \textbf{0.83} { $\pm$ 0.04}}No clear effect
Train with HACO rather than SAC-RSDriving policy · MetaDrive trainingTotal Training Safety Violation: 2.76K { $\pm$ 0.95K } -> \textbf{30.14} { $\pm$ 11.36}Helped
Train with HACO rather than PPO in town 1Driving policy · CARLA town 2Train Samples: 500,000 -> 8,000Helped
Use less frequent, longer human interventions instead of denser intervention signals (ablation)HACO · MetaDrive test environmentsTest Success Rate: 0.83 { $\pm$ 0.04} -> 0.397Hurt
Replace cosine similarity intervention cost with a constant cost (ablation)HACO · MetaDrive test environmentsTest Success Rate: { 0.83 { $\pm$ 0.04}} -> 0.00Hurt
Remove intervention minimization (ablation)HACO · MetaDrive test environmentsTest Success Rate: { 0.83 { $\pm$ 0.04}} -> 0.00Hurt

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