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A Bayesian Approach to Generative Adversarial Imitation Learning

NeurIPS 2018 · Reinforcement learning › Imitation learning · approach: Adversarial imitation learning · 15 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use Bayesian predictive cost (SVGD, 5 discriminator particles) instead of point-estimate discriminatortuned GAIL · Ant-v1average return: 4759.12 -> 4808.90Helped
use Bayesian predictive cost instead of point-estimate discriminatortuned GAIL · Hopper-v1average return: 3595.30 -> 3613.94Helped
use Bayesian predictive cost instead of point-estimate discriminatortuned GAIL · HalfCheetah-v1average return: 5022.93 -> 4970.77No clear effect
use Bayesian predictive cost instead of point-estimate discriminatortuned GAIL · Humanoid-v1average return: 10329.66 -> 10388.34No clear effect
use Bayesian predictive cost with few samples per iteration (1000 or 5000 pairs)tuned GAIL · high-dimensional MuJoCo tasks sample efficiencyconvergence speedHelped
use Bayesian predictive cost with few samples per iterationtuned GAIL · Hopper-v1 sample efficiencyconvergence speedNo clear effect
tune GAIL (state-dependent variance, 5 discriminator updates, full trajectories)GAIL · Ant-v1average return: 4132.90 -> 4759.12Helped

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