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Learn what matters: cross-domain imitation learning with task-relevant embeddings

NeurIPS 2022 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Mixture and distillation for domain shift · 2 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use a task-relevant expert-state embedding instead of the full stateUDIL on XMagical · XMagicalrewardHelped
Use a task-relevant expert-state embedding instead of the full stateUDIL on cross-domain locomotion · Hopper, Walker, and HalfCheetahdistanceHelped
Reduce the expert embedding to the minimal task-relevant dimensions rather than increasing its size (ablation)UDIL · Hopper and HalfCheetahtravelled distanceHelped
Increase the expert embedding dimension from d=3 to d=6 or all (ablation)UDIL · Hopper and HalfCheetahtravelled distanceHurt
Omit the time-invariance constraint (ablation)UDIL · Cross-domain imitation learningperformanceHurt
Train from a single expert trajectory instead of the usual set of trajectories (ablation)UDIL · Cross-domain locomotiontravelled distanceHelped
Train from one trajectory rather than 20 (ablation)UDIL, HalfCheetah imitating Hopper · HalfCheetah imitating Hoppertravelled distanceMixed
Use adversarial training instead of the simplified goal-distance reward formulation (ablation)UDIL · XMagicalrewardMixed

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