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METTA:用于元强化学习的、基于记忆增强的时间适应策略

原文标题 · METTA: Memory-Enhanced Test-Time Adaptation for Meta-Reinforcement Learning

作者:Ali Najar, Hosein Hasani, Amir Kooshan Fattah | 元强化学习的目标是训练出能够快速适应未见任务、并在有限交互下做出决策的智能体。不过,要实现这一目标,就需要通过长时间的互动来记录任务相关的信息。传统的循环式智能体会将经验压缩到隐藏状态中,而基于Transformer的智能体则可以在较低的记忆和计算成本下从过去的轨迹中提取信息。在本研究中,我们提出

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Computer Science > Machine Learning

Title: METTA: Memory-Enhanced Test-Time Adaptation for Meta-Reinforcement Learning

Abstract: Meta-reinforcement learning aims to train agents that adapt quickly to unseen tasks from limited interaction, but this requires representing task evidence over long interaction histories. Classical recurrent agents compress experience into hidden states, while transformer-based agents retrieve from past trajectories at quadratic memory and computation cost. In this work, we propose Memory-Enhanced Test-Time Adaptation (METTA) for meta-reinforcement learning. It decomposes the fast adaptation phase into two temporal scales: a causal neural memory performs fine-grained within-episode adaptation with linear sequence complexity, while compact episode-level summaries support long-range cross-episode task inference without attending over the full interaction history. Moreover, equipping agents with neural memory provides sufficient expressive capacity and test-time training capability, enabling effective adaptation to unseen held-out tasks and task families at meta-test time. On unseen held-out Meta-World ML10/45 test environments, METTA achieves a success rate over $50\%$ while maintaining a low training budget and short wall-clock time. On long-context sparse-reward PointMaze tasks, it outperforms transformer-based baselines by exhibiting more structured exploration behavior. These results show that METTA provides an efficient path toward more adaptive and scalable long-context meta-RL.

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