Bisimulation Metric
Bisimulation metrics quantify the similarity between states in dynamical systems, aiming to learn robust and efficient representations by focusing on behaviorally relevant features while discarding irrelevant details. Current research emphasizes applications in reinforcement learning, particularly for improving sample efficiency, generalization, and robustness to noise in offline and online settings, often employing techniques like kernel methods, optimal transport, and transformer architectures to compute and leverage these metrics. This work holds significant promise for advancing model-based reinforcement learning, enabling more efficient training and better generalization in complex environments, and facilitating the development of more robust and interpretable AI systems.