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Convex Regularization in Monte-Carlo Tree Search

ICML 2021 · Reinforcement learning › Policy gradient and actor-critic · approach: Tree search and policy optimization · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use Tsallis entropy regularization instead of relative entropy regularizationMCTS on Asteroids · Asteroidsaverage score: 1,486.40 -> 1,642.10Helped
Use Tsallis entropy regularization instead of maximum entropy regularizationMCTS on Phoenix · Phoenixaverage score: 3,098.30 -> 3,975.30Helped
Use Tsallis entropy regularization instead of UCTMCTS on Phoenix · Phoenixaverage score: 2,747.30 -> 3,975.30Helped
Use Tsallis entropy regularization instead of MaxMCTSMCTS on Phoenix · Phoenixaverage score: 2,626.60 -> 3,975.30Helped
Replace non-regularized PUCT with convex-regularized MCTSAlphaGo on Atari · Atari 22 gamesgames with highest mean: 6/22 -> 22/22Helped
Use sparse Tsallis-entropy policies rather than maximum- or relative-entropy policiesMCTS on the synthetic tree · Synthetic treeroot value estimation convergenceHelped
Use Tsallis entropy rather than maximum or relative entropyMCTS on the synthetic tree · Synthetic treeregretHelped
Use regularized E3W selection rather than UCTMCTS on the synthetic tree · Synthetic treeregretHurt

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