Multi Goal Reinforcement Learning

Multi-goal reinforcement learning (MRL) focuses on training agents to achieve multiple, potentially diverse goals within a single environment, improving efficiency and generalization compared to single-goal approaches. Current research emphasizes addressing challenges like the under-exploration of difficult goals, often employing techniques such as adaptive sampling, curriculum learning, and hindsight experience replay to improve sample efficiency and success rates. These advancements leverage various model architectures, including goal-conditioned Q-functions, generative adversarial networks (GANs), and bilinear value networks, to better represent and generalize across the goal space. MRL's impact spans robotics, where it enables more versatile and adaptable robots, and broader AI, offering insights into efficient learning and generalization in complex environments.

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