Sparse Reward Environment
Sparse reward environments, characterized by infrequent or delayed feedback signals, pose a significant challenge for reinforcement learning (RL) agents. Current research focuses on improving exploration strategies through intrinsic rewards (e.g., novelty-based methods, information-theoretic approaches), hierarchical RL architectures to decompose complex tasks, and leveraging auxiliary models like vision-language models to provide richer reward signals. These advancements aim to enhance sample efficiency and enable RL agents to solve complex, real-world problems where dense reward functions are impractical or impossible to design, impacting fields like robotics and human-computer interaction.
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