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Neuro-Inspired Fragmentation and Recall to Overcome Catastrophic Forgetting in Curiosity
Jaedong Hwang, Zhang-Wei Hong, Eric Chen +3
Deep reinforcement learning methods exhibit impressive performance on a range of tasks but still struggle on hard exploration tasks in large environments with sparse rewards. To ad…
Grid Cell-Inspired Fragmentation and Recall for Efficient Map Building
Jaedong Hwang, Zhang-Wei Hong, Eric Chen +3
Animals and robots navigate through environments by building and refining maps of space. These maps enable functions including navigation back to home, planning, search and foragin…
Bilinear value networks
Zhang-Wei Hong, Ge Yang, Pulkit Agrawal
The dominant framework for off-policy multi-goal reinforcement learning involves estimating goal conditioned Q-value function. When learning to achieve multiple goals, data efficie…
Reducing the Deployment-Time Inference Control Costs of Deep Reinforcement Learning Agents via an Asymmetric Architecture
Chin-Jui Chang, Yu-Wei Chu, Chao-Hsien Ting +3
Deep reinforcement learning (DRL) has been demonstrated to provide promising results in several challenging decision making and control tasks. However, the required inference costs…
Diversity-Driven Exploration Strategy for Deep Reinforcement Learning
Zhang-Wei Hong, Tzu-Yun Shann, Shih-Yang Su +2
Efficient exploration remains a challenging research problem in reinforcement learning, especially when an environment contains large state spaces, deceptive local optima, or spars…
A Deep Policy Inference Q-Network for Multi-Agent Systems
Zhang-Wei Hong, Shih-Yang Su, Tzu-Yun Shann +2
We present DPIQN, a deep policy inference Q-network that targets multi-agent systems composed of controllable agents, collaborators, and opponents that interact with each other. We…