Trained Policy
Trained policy research focuses on developing robust and efficient methods for transferring policies learned in simulation to real-world robotic and control systems, bridging the "reality gap." Current efforts concentrate on improving policy gradient methods, incorporating model-based reinforcement learning for enhanced autonomy and data efficiency, and leveraging techniques like prompt learning and Bayesian controller fusion to enhance sim-to-real transfer and handle uncertainty. This research is crucial for accelerating the adoption of reinforcement learning in real-world applications, particularly in robotics and complex dynamic systems, by reducing the reliance on extensive real-world data collection and improving the reliability of deployed agents.