Cooperative Inverse Reinforcement Learning
Authors: Dylan Hadfield-Menell, Stuart Russell • NeurIPS 2016
Abstract
To build systems aligned with human values, machines must act when human objectives are initially unknown. We formalize this cooperative setting as a two-player game with incomplete information: the human knows the reward function, but the robot does not. The robot learns preferences by observing human communicative choices.
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