Curriculum Reinforcement Learning
Curriculum reinforcement learning (CRL) aims to accelerate the training of reinforcement learning agents by structuring the learning process, progressing from simpler to more complex tasks. Current research focuses on automating curriculum generation, often employing techniques like optimal transport, goal-conditional policies, and various model architectures (e.g., mixture of experts, quantized world models) to efficiently explore the task space and improve sample efficiency. This approach holds significant promise for tackling complex real-world problems, particularly in robotics and autonomous systems, where data acquisition is expensive and traditional reinforcement learning methods often struggle with sample complexity. The development of robust and adaptable CRL methods is driving progress in diverse fields, including autonomous driving, robotic manipulation, and quantum computing.