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Credit Assignment For Collective Multiagent RL With Global Rewards

NeurIPS 2018 · Reinforcement learning › Policy gradient and actor-critic · approach: Policy gradients for special settings · 59 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use MCAC (marginalize out state-action counts) instead of MIP static allocationpolice patrolling · Police patrollingincidents over response threshold (%): 9.32% -> 7.8%Helped
use MCAC instead of CCAC (ablation)collective actor critic · Police patrolling (sparse counts)objective valueHelped
use MCAC instead of CCAC (ablation)collective actor critic · Synthetic grid patrolling (M=5 to 50)qualityHelped
use MCAC instead of CCAC (ablation)collective actor critic · Taxi, M=8000 (dense counts)qualityNo clear effect
use MCAC/CCAC instead of factored actor-critic fAfC as QoS penalty weight w growstaxi fleet optimization · Taxi supply-demandqualityHelped
increase QoS penalty w from 0 to 1 in MCAC (ablation)MCAC · Taxi supply-demandunserved demand: decreased by 32%Helped
use counterfactual advantage A_ij instead of Q_ij in gradient (ablation)CCAC · collective domainssolution qualityHelped
use difference rewards (CCAC) with small agent population (ablation)CCAC · small populations (M=5)solution qualityHurt

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