User Feedback
User feedback is crucial for improving the performance and usability of various systems, from recommendation engines to robots and large language models. Current research focuses on developing efficient algorithms, such as hierarchical reinforcement learning and Thompson sampling, to process diverse feedback types, including preferences, scores, and binary signals, minimizing the amount of human input required. This work is significant because it enables more effective learning from human interaction, leading to improved system design and more natural human-computer interaction across numerous applications.
Papers
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Boosting Feedback Efficiency of Interactive Reinforcement Learning by Adaptive Learning from Scores
Shukai Liu, Chenming Wu, Ying Li, Liangjun Zhang
Enriching Verbal Feedback from Usability Testing: Automatic Linking of Thinking-Aloud Recordings and Stimulus using Eye Tracking and Mouse Data
Supriya Murali, Tina Walber, Christoph Schaefer, Sezen Lim
July 6, 2023
March 6, 2023