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Understanding Constraint Inference in Safety-Critical Inverse Reinforcement Learning
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Analyzes constraint inference in inverse constrained reinforcement learning (ICRL), which is typically cast as a tri-level optimization, to understand and simplify the constraint learning problem.
Problem
Inferring unknown safety constraints from expert demonstrations in inverse constrained reinforcement learning, which is typically formulated as a complex tri-level optimization problem.
Approach
Examines the ICRL constraint-inference problem analytically, motivated by the inherent complexity of its tri-level optimization structure, to better understand and address it. Details beyond the abstract are unavailable.
Experimental setup
Builds on: inverse constrained reinforcement learning
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