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most citedA Finite-Sample Analysis of Payoff-Based Independent Learning in Zero-Sum Stochastic Games

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cs.LG2024

Breaking the Curse of Multiagency in Robust Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning

Laixi Shi, Jingchu Gai, Eric Mazumdar +2

Standard multi-agent reinforcement learning (MARL) algorithms are vulnerable to sim-to-real gaps. To address this, distributionally robust Markov games (RMGs) have been proposed to…

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Decentralized Best-Response-Based Learning in Two-Player Zero-Sum Stochastic Games: A Finite-Sample Analysis

Zaiwei Chen, Kaiqing Zhang, Eric Mazumdar +2

We present a finite-sample analysis of decentralized learning in two-player zero-sum matrix games and stochastic games, with a focus on best-response-based learning algorithms. In…

cs.GT2024

Tractable Equilibrium Computation in Markov Games through Risk Aversion

Eric Mazumdar, Kishan Panaganti, Laixi Shi

A significant roadblock to the development of principled multi-agent reinforcement learning is the fact that desired solution concepts like Nash equilibria may be intractable to co…

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Sample-Efficient Robust Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning in the Face of Environmental Uncertainty

Laixi Shi, Eric Mazumdar, Yuejie Chi +1

To overcome the sim-to-real gap in reinforcement learning (RL), learned policies must maintain robustness against environmental uncertainties. While robust RL has been widely studi…

cs.LG2024

Model-Free Robust -Divergence Reinforcement Learning Using Both Offline and Online Data

Kishan Panaganti, Adam Wierman, Eric Mazumdar

The robust -regularized Markov Decision Process (RRMDP) framework focuses on designing control policies that are robust against parameter uncertainties due to mismatches between…

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Understanding Model Selection For Learning In Strategic Environments

Tinashe Handina, Eric Mazumdar

The deployment of ever-larger machine learning models reflects a growing consensus that the more expressive the model class one optimizes over$\unicode{x2013}$and the more data one…