LEARNING
A Physics-Based Model Prior for Object-Oriented MDPs
Jonathan Scholz, Martin Levihn, Charles L. Isbell, David Wingate
- Year
- 2014
- Citations
- 40
Abstract
One of the key challenges in using reinforcement learning in robotics is the need for models that capture natural world structure. There are meth-ods that formalize multi-object dynamics using relational representations, but these methods are not sufficiently compact for real-world robotics. We present a physics-based approach that ex-ploits modern simulation tools to efficiently pa-rameterize physical dynamics. Our results show that this representation can result in much faster learning, by virtue of its strong but appropriate inductive bias in physical environments. 1.
Keywords
RoboticsReinforcement learningExploitArtificial intelligenceComputer scienceInductive biasRepresentation (politics)Object (grammar)Key (lock)Robot
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