Conservative Reward
Conservative reward methods in reinforcement learning aim to improve the robustness and safety of learned policies, particularly in offline settings or when reward models are uncertain. Current research focuses on developing algorithms that incorporate conservatism into reward estimation, often through penalization techniques or by leveraging model-based approaches to constrain policy optimization within safe regions of the state space. This focus addresses critical challenges in deploying reinforcement learning agents in real-world scenarios where data scarcity, model inaccuracies, and potential for catastrophic failures are significant concerns, leading to more reliable and trustworthy AI systems.
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