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SMuCo: Reinforcement Learning for Visual Control via Sequential Multi-view Total Correlation
The advent of abundant image data has catalyzed the advancement of visual control in reinforcement learning (RL) systems, leveraging multiple view- points to capture the same physical states, which could enhance control performance theoretically. However, integrating multi-view data into representation learning remains challenging. In this paper, we introduce SMuCo, an innovative multi-view reinforcement learning algorithm that constructs robust latent representations by optimizing multi- view sequential total correlation. This technique effectively captures task-relevant information and temporal dynamics while filtering out irrelevant data. Our method supports an unlimited number of views and demonstrates superior performance over leading model-free and model-based RL algorithms. Empirical results from the DeepMind Control Suite and the Sapien Basic Manipulation Task confirm SMuCo’s enhanced efficacy, significantly improving task performance across diverse scenarios and views.
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Proceedings of Machine Learning Research
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Cheng, Tong and Dong, Hang and Wang, Lu and Qiao, Bo and Lin, Qingwei and Rajmohan, Saravan and Moscibroda, Thomas
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Proceedings of the Fortieth Conference on Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence
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