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Integrating Planning and Deep Reinforcement Learning via Automatic Induction of Task Substructures
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Proposes a framework integrating deep reinforcement learning with classical planning by automatically inducing task substructures to handle sparse-reward goal-directed tasks.
Problem
Deep RL struggles with sparse-reward goal-directed tasks, while classical planning methods that handle hierarchical tasks usually assume pre-defined subtasks.
Approach
Combine DRL with classical planning by automatically inducing task substructures from the task, so planning over symbolic knowledge guides DRL without requiring hand-specified subtasks.
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