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Offline Reinforcement Learning and Model-Based Optimization

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Identifies the core failure mode as distributional shift from optimizing learned models and shows two concrete fixes with results: a regularized Q‑learning objective called conservative Q‑learning that adversarially finds and pushes down spuriously large Q values and provably yields a lower bound in expectation, improving scores on D4RL benchmarks (notably maze stitching, dexterous manipulation, Atari), and a model inversion networks approach that trains a conditional GAN X = G(Y,Z) and selects Y,Z so forward and inverse models agree, demonstrated on protein design and face synthesis.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 2:00What makes modern machine learning word
  3. 2:33Predictive models are very powerful!
  4. 4:08Automated decision making is very powerf
  5. 5:06First setting: data-driven reinforcement lear
  6. 6:14Second setting: data-driven model-based optimization
  7. 10:40Off-policy RL: a quick primer
  8. 11:29What's the problem?
  9. 12:51Distribution shift in a nutshell
  10. 15:55How do prior methods address this?
  11. 19:26Learning with Q-function lower bounds Algorithm
  12. 21:30Does the bound hold in practice?
  13. 22:37How does CQL compare?
  14. 24:04Predictive modeling and design
  15. 24:30What's wrong with just doing prediction?
  16. 24:44The model-based optimization problem
  17. 25:38Uncertainty and extrapolation
  18. 26:40What can we do?
  19. 27:56Model inversion networks (MINS)
  20. 30:09Putting it all together
  21. 30:23Experimental results
  22. 30:59Some takeaways
  23. 31:38Some concluding remarks
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