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Language as an Abstraction for Hierarchical Deep Reinforcement Learning

NeurIPS 2019 · Reinforcement learning › Visual and representation RL · approach: Subgoal generation for hierarchical RL · 97 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use compositional language instead of lossless non-compositional latent instruction representation (ablation)low-level instruction-following policy · CLEVR-Robotinstructions achieved per episodeHelped
use language instead of one-hot instruction encoding with many instructions (ablation)low-level policy · CLEVR-Robotinstructions achieved per episodeMixed
add hindsight instruction relabeling (HIR) (ablation)low-level policy · CLEVR-Robotinstructions achieved per episodeHelped
use sequential language encoder instead of bag-of-words (ablation)low-level policy · CLEVR-Robotfinal instructions per episodeHelped
hierarchical language abstraction (HAL) vs flat DDQN, HIRO, Option-Critichigh-level tasks · CLEVR-Robot tasks (a-c)successHelped
systematic (zero-shot) split instead of standard splitLanguage low-level policy · CLEVR-Robottest instructions per episode: 21.49 -> 8.13Hurt

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