3 accepted papers
In reinforcement learning, tuning reward weights in the reward function is necessary to align behavior with user preferences. However, current approaches, which use pairwise comparisons for preference elicitation, are inefficient, because they miss much of the human ability to explore and judge grou…
Preference learning methods make use of models of human choice in order to infer the latent utilities that underlie human behavior. However, accurate modeling of human choice behavior is challenging due to a range of context effects that arise from how humans contrast and evaluate options. Cognitive…
Learning policies from multiple demonstrators is often difficult because different individuals perform the same task differently due to hidden factors such as preferences. In the context of policy learning, this leads to multimodal policies. Existing policy learning methods often converge to a singl…