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most citedThe Max-Min Formulation of Multi-Objective Reinforcement Learning: From Theory to a Model-Free Algorithm

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cs.LG2026

Be My Tutor: On-Policy Co-Distillation for Mutual LLM Improvement via Peer Feedback

Woohyeon Byeon, Jiwon Jeon, Jeonghye Kim +1

We study multi-domain LLM training in which two models, each stronger in a different domain, co-evolve by tutoring each other through on-policy feedback. Unlike one-way distillatio…

cs.LG2026

Constrained Multi-Objective Reinforcement Learning with Max-Min Criterion

Giseung Park, Hyunyoung Nam, Woohyeon Byeon +2

Multi-Objective Reinforcement Learning (MORL) extends standard RL by optimizing policies with respect to multiple, often conflicting, objectives. While max-min MORL has emerged as…

eess.SP2026

Low-Rank Cyclostationarity Predictive Routing Is Almost as Good as Real-Time Data-based Routing

Oriel-Singer, Ilai-Bistritz, Giseung-Park +3

Dynamic shortest-path routing, using real-time traffic data, enables path selection responsive to evolving conditions. Nevertheless, transportation planning tasks such as adaptive…

cs.LG2025

Multi-Objective Reinforcement Learning with Max-Min Criterion: A Game-Theoretic Approach

Woohyeon Byeon, Giseung Park, Jongseong Chae +2

In this paper, we propose a provably convergent and practical framework for multi-objective reinforcement learning with max-min criterion. From a game-theoretic perspective, we ref…

cs.LG20241 cited

The Max-Min Formulation of Multi-Objective Reinforcement Learning: From Theory to a Model-Free Algorithm

Giseung Park, Woohyeon Byeon, Seongmin Kim +3

In this paper, we consider multi-objective reinforcement learning, which arises in many real-world problems with multiple optimization goals. We approach the problem with a max-min…