Hypothesis Network Planned Exploration for Rapid Meta-Reinforcement Learning Adaptation
원문 초록
Meta Reinforcement Learning (Meta RL) trains agents that adapt to fast-changing environments and tasks. Current strategies often lose adaption efficiency due to the passive nature of model exploration, causing delayed understanding of new transition dynamics. This results in particularly fast-evolving tasks being impossible to solve. We propose a novel approach, Hypothesis Network Planned Exploration (HyPE), that integrates an active and planned exploration process via the hypothesis network to optimize adaptation speed. HyPE uses a generative hypothesis network to form potential models of state transition dynamics, then eliminates incorrect models through strategically devised experiments. Evaluated on a symbolic version of the Alchemy game, HyPE outpaces baseline methods in adaptation speed and model accuracy, validating its potential in enhancing reinforcement learning adaptation in rapidly evolving settings.
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