Adaptive feedback helps reinforcement-learning agents target their changing weaknesses

ARISE updates behavioral criteria, exploration guidance and task sampling as a long-horizon agent’s capabilities evolve.

Chinese Tech
Kun Feng · Yuchen Fang · Yiyang Tan · Shuqi Gu · Yongxiang Zhao · Yu Liu · +3 more

ShanghaiTech University · Ant Group

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The authors developed Adaptive Rubric-Skill Co-Evolution, or ARISE, for training agents on long, multi-step tasks.

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From Ant Group and ShanghaiTech University

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ARISE adapts evaluation criteria and training priorities to an agent's evolving capabilities, improving long-horizon task performance.

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