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Scalable Safe Policy Improvement via Monte Carlo Tree Search

ICML 2023 · Reinforcement learning › Policy gradient and actor-critic · approach: Model-based RL with guarantees

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
MCTS-SPIBB (online, locally computed, with UCT merged with baseline bootstrapping) vs. full SPIBB policy iterationMCTS-SPIBB · Gridworld and SysAdmin safety experimentsperformance and 15%-CVaR relative to SPIBBNo clear effect
Replacing SPIBB with unsafe Basic RL (no baseline constraint) on small datasetsBasic RL · Gridworld |D|=2 and SysAdmin |D|=5performance relative to baselineHurt
Increasing MCTS simulations from 100 to 10000 when computing the policy (ablation)MCTS-SPIBB · Gridworld 3x3/4x4/5x5 and SysAdmin 7 machinesabsolute value difference vs. SPIBB in initial state (avg)Helped
Using MCTS-SPIBB (online, local) instead of full-state SPIBB policy computationSysAdmin scaling · SysAdmin up to 35 machinesmaximum tractable machinesHelped
Using MCTS-SPIBB on WetChicken benchmark vs. other SPI algorithmsMCTS-SPIBB · WetChicken (Scholl et al. 2022b benchmark)performanceNo clear effect

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