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Introduction
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Welcome
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Learning from Humans
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Boltzmann Exploration
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Policy Shaping
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Human Study
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Prior Algorithms
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Bad Feedback
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Prior Knowledge
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Trust
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Demonstrations
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Repair
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Repair Example
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Trust Calculation
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Comparison
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Simulation
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Feedback Quality
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Feedback Reliability
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Example
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Experiment
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Summary
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Active Amps
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Future Research
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Current Work
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Audience Questions
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Thanks
Description:
Explore a lecture on developing robot learning algorithms that can effectively utilize input from imperfect human teachers. Delve into the challenges of interactive Reinforcement Learning when dealing with inattentive or inaccurate human instructors. Discover innovative approaches that enable robots to learn with or without constant human attention and to make use of both correct and incorrect feedback. Gain insights into Boltzmann Exploration, Policy Shaping, and trust calculation methods. Examine the results of human studies and simulations that demonstrate the effectiveness of these algorithms. Consider the implications for making robot teaching more accessible to non-experts and the potential for future research in this field.

Learning Robot Policies from Imperfect Teachers - Taylor Kessler Faulkner, UT Austin

Paul G. Allen School
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