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KindShowingImportancePrizesTopicInverse Reinforcement Learning
Methods that infer an agent's reward function, preferences, or objectives from observed behavior, including identifiability and limitations of such inference. Excludes ordinary reinforcement learning that learns by optimizing an explicitly supplied reward.
Inverse reinforcement learning for superhuman tasks requires a non-identifiable model of human cognition.
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