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Neuro-algorithmic Policies Enable Fast Combinatorial Generalization

ICML 2021 · Reinforcement learning › Visual and representation RL · approach: RL for combinatorial routing · 4 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use NAP instead of PPOMaze · Maze, unseen levelssuccess rateHelped
Use NAP instead of behavior cloningCrash Jewel Hunt 5×5 · Crash Jewel Hunt 5×5, 1000 test levelslevels solved: 30 trajectories; a third of the 1000 test-levels; less than 50 out of the 1000Helped
Use NAP instead of PPO or DrACProcGen environments · Procedurally generated test levelsgeneralization performance: <500 levels; 10,000 levels; 1000 levelsHelped
Use longer planning horizons in environments with more dynamic interactions (ablation)NAP · Dynamic environmentssuccess rateHelped
Use a shorter planning horizon (ablation)NAP · Dynamic environmentssuccess rateHurt
Use a longer planning horizon (ablation)NAP · Mazesuccess rateNo clear effect
Use NAP instead of DrAC*Leaper(Grid) · Leaper(Grid), unseen levelspath lengthHelped
Replace learned start and goal predictors with ground-truth vertices (ablation)NAP · Evaluated environments except ChaserperformanceNo clear effect

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