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Efficient Model-Based Reinforcement Learning through Optimistic Policy Search and Planning

NeurIPS 2020 · Reinforcement learning › Policy gradient and actor-critic · approach: Model-based RL with guarantees · 7 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use H-UCRL instead of greedy exploitationProbabilistic-ensemble model-based RL · Sparse inverted pendulumswing-up successHelped
Use H-UCRL instead of greedy exploitation or Thompson samplingProbabilistic-ensemble model-based RL · Half-Cheetahepisodic returnHelped
Use H-UCRL instead of greedy exploitation or Thompson samplingProbabilistic-ensemble model-based RL · Sparse Reacherepisodic returnHelped
Use H-UCRL instead of greedy exploitation or Thompson samplingProbabilistic-ensemble model-based RL · Reacherepisodic returnNo clear effect
Use H-UCRL instead of greedy exploitation or Thompson samplingProbabilistic-ensemble model-based RL · Pusherepisodic returnNo clear effect
Use H-UCRL instead of greedy exploitation or Thompson samplingProbabilistic-ensemble model-based RL · Sparse inverted pendulum, ρ=0episodic returnNo clear effect
Add hallucinated controls for epistemic uncertaintyH-UCRL · Sparse inverted pendulumsimulated returnHelped
Increase Thompson-sampling ensemble size from 5 to 10, 20, 50, or 100 members (ablation)Thompson sampling · Sparse inverted pendulum, action penalty 0.2swing-up successNo clear effect
Remove transition bootstrapping during model training (ablation)Thompson sampling with probabilistic ensembles · Sparse inverted pendulumlearning-curve performanceNo clear effect
Use random Fourier features (RFF) instead of probabilistic ensembles (ablation)Thompson sampling · Sparse inverted pendulum with action penaltiesswing-up successNo clear effect
Use quadrature Fourier features (QFF) instead of probabilistic ensembles (ablation)Thompson sampling · Sparse inverted pendulum with action penaltiesswing-up successNo clear effect
Use optimistic exploration with RFFs instead of greedy exploitation or Thompson sampling (ablation)Optimistic exploration · Sparse inverted pendulum, zero action penaltyepisodic returnHurt

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