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UTILITY: Utilizing Explainable Reinforcement Learning to Improve Reinforcement Learning
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Uses explainable RL (XRL) techniques to diagnose and improve the performance of a trained RL agent, aiming to address non-optimal agents.
Problem
Trained RL agents are often non-optimal and far from optimal, and they lack explainability.
Approach
Repurposes explainable RL, which was built to explain agent decisions, as a means to improve RL performance itself rather than only to interpret the agent.
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