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Beyond Pixel Histories: World Models with Persistent 3D State
Samuel Garcin, Thomas Walker, Steven McDonagh +5
Interactive world models continually generate video by responding to a user's actions, enabling open-ended generation capabilities. However, existing models typically lack a 3D rep…
MEAL: A Benchmark for Continual Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning
Tristan Tomilin, Luka van den Boogaard, Samuel Garcin +7
Benchmarks play a central role in reinforcement learning (RL) research, yet their computational constraints often shape what is studied. Despite the motivation of lifelong learning…
Studying the Interplay Between the Actor and Critic Representations in Reinforcement Learning
Samuel Garcin, Trevor McInroe, Pablo Samuel Castro +4
Extracting relevant information from a stream of high-dimensional observations is a central challenge for deep reinforcement learning agents. Actor-critic algorithms add further co…
PixelBrax: Learning Continuous Control from Pixels End-to-End on the GPU
Trevor McInroe, Samuel Garcin
We present PixelBrax, a set of continuous control tasks with pixel observations. We combine the Brax physics engine with a pure JAX renderer, allowing reinforcement learning (RL) e…
DRED: Zero-Shot Transfer in Reinforcement Learning via Data-Regularised Environment Design
Samuel Garcin, James Doran, Shangmin Guo +2
Autonomous agents trained using deep reinforcement learning (RL) often lack the ability to successfully generalise to new environments, even when these environments share character…
How the level sampling process impacts zero-shot generalisation in deep reinforcement learning
Samuel Garcin, James Doran, Shangmin Guo +2
A key limitation preventing the wider adoption of autonomous agents trained via deep reinforcement learning (RL) is their limited ability to generalise to new environments, even wh…
Deep Reinforcement Learning for Multi-Agent Interaction
Ibrahim H. Ahmed, Cillian Brewitt, Ignacio Carlucho +14
The development of autonomous agents which can interact with other agents to accomplish a given task is a core area of research in artificial intelligence and machine learning. Tow…
GRIT: Fast, Interpretable, and Verifiable Goal Recognition with Learned Decision Trees for Autonomous Driving
Cillian Brewitt, Balint Gyevnar, Samuel Garcin +1
It is important for autonomous vehicles to have the ability to infer the goals of other vehicles (goal recognition), in order to safely interact with other vehicles and predict the…