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Trust Region Q Adjoint Matching

NeurIPS 2026 · Reinforcement learning › Offline RL · approach: Offline RL sample complexity theory · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes TRQAM, which adapts a trust-region parameter λ inside the memoryless SOC sampling process of Q Adjoint Matching via projected dual descent to enforce a target path-space KL bound, improving offline and offline-to-online RL on 50 OGBench tasks.

Problem

Off-policy fine-tuning of pretrained flow policies is unstable because imperfect learned critics, amplified by fixed-temperature critic-guided adjoint matching, cause large policy deviations and collapse.

Approach

Scale the control term in the memoryless SOC SDE by a trust-region parameter λ, which by Girsanov's theorem makes λ the exact weight of path-space KL in the SOC objective; adapt λ by projected dual descent to track a prescribed KL budget, instead of adding a loss-level KL penalty.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: OGBench Robomimic

Benchmarks: OGBench Robomimic

Metrics: success rate

Baselines: FQL CGQL-Linex DSRL IFQL QAM QAM-E

Builds on: Q-learning with Adjoint Matching Adjoint Matching flow Q-learning DSRL Girsanov's theorem

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