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Adaptive Estimator Selection for Off-Policy Evaluation

ICML 2020 · Reinforcement learning › Policy gradient and actor-critic · approach: Importance-weighted OPE estimators · 9 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Select bandwidth from the candidate set with Slope instead of using any one fixed bandwidthContinuous contextual bandit kernel estimator · Continuous contextual bandits, 480 conditionsMSEHelped
Select the partial importance-weighting false horizon with SlopeRL off-policy evaluation · RL, 106 experimental conditionsnormalized MSEHelped
Select the partial importance-weighting false horizon with Slope rather than MagicRL off-policy evaluation · RL, 106 experimental conditionsstatistically significant pairwise MSE comparison: 16% of the conditions; 25%Mixed
Select the false horizon with Slope rather than using direct modeling aloneRL off-policy evaluation · Hybrid domainMSEHelped
Select the false horizon with Slope rather than using full-trajectory self-normalized doubly robust estimationRL off-policy evaluation · Hybrid domainMSEHelped
Select the false horizon with Slope rather than using MagicRL off-policy evaluation · Hybrid domainMSEHelped

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