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Optimistic Linear Support and Successor Features as a Basis for Optimal Policy Transfer

ICML 2022 · Reinforcement learning › Policy gradient and actor-critic · approach: Tree search and policy optimization · 4 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use SF-based OLS (SFOLS) to choose which tasks to learn, instead of WCPI or random tasksSF policy set construction · Deep Sea Treasureexpected return over test tasks (GPI/SMP)Helped
Perform GPI over the SFOLS policy set rather than learning every CCS policy explicitlySFOLS · Deep Sea Treasurerecovery of complete CCSHelped
Use SFOLS instead of WCPIpolicy set construction · Four Roomexpected return over test tasksHelped
Use SIP (set of independent policies) instead of SFOLSpolicy set construction · Four Roomexpected return over test tasksHurt
Use SFOLS instead of WCPI in Reacher with neural SFspolicy set construction · Reacherexpected return and hypervolumeHelped
Use WCPI instead of SFOLS in Reacherpolicy set construction · Reacherhypervolume during first six iterationsHelped
Use SFOLS policy set (GPI) instead of DQN baseline in lifelong settingzero-shot GPI performance · Lifelong RL (Reacher)episodic returnHelped

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