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HaM-World: Soft-Hamiltonian World Models with Selective Memory for Planning

NeurIPS 2026 · Reinforcement learning › Visual and representation RL · approach: RL for combinatorial routing · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes HaM-World, a world model with a q/p/c latent split, Soft-Hamiltonian dynamics on (q,p), and Mamba selective memory as history input, used for CEM planning on six DMC tasks.

Problem

Imagined rollouts in learned world models become unstable as planning horizon grows or dynamics shift, and monolithic latents entangle configuration, momentum, and task semantics while ignoring partial observability.

Approach

Combines history-conditioned Mamba selective memory as input to a shared latent dynamics with a soft Hamiltonian vector field on a canonical (q,p) subspace plus a context subspace c, so the planner uses one latent for prediction, reward/value, and CEM search.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: DeepMind Control Suite

Benchmarks: DeepMind Control Suite Reacher Easy Finger Spin Cheetah Run Cartpole Swingup Walker Run Hopper Hop

Metrics: final return AUC latent rollout MSE OOD return

Baselines: PPO SAC DreamerV3 TD-MPC2

Builds on: Mamba TD-MPC2 DreamerV3 Hamiltonian Neural Networks JEPA

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