Adversarial Latent-State Training for Robust Policies in Partially Observable Domains
Adversarial Latent-State Training for Robust Policies in Partially Observable Domains explores A framework for training robust RL policies in partially observable environments by exposing them to adversarial latent-state distributions, improving worst-case performance.. Commercial viability score: 7/10 in Reinforcement Learning.
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