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ODE-based Smoothing Neural Network for Reinforcement Learning Tasks
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Proposes SmODE, an ODE-based smoothing neural network that makes RL policy actions smooth by addressing both high-frequency input noise and unconstrained Lipschitz constants.
Problem
Deep RL policies often produce non-smooth control actions due to high-frequency input noise and unconstrained Lipschitz constants in neural networks, which hurts optimal control performance.
Approach
An Smooth ODE (SmODE) network that embeds ordinary differential equation dynamics into the policy so that it simultaneously filters high-frequency input noise and constrains the network's Lipschitz constant, yielding smooth control actions.
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