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AnyGoal:关于在专家模型之外进行泛化方面的研究

原文标题 · AnyGoal: On World Model Generalization Beyond Expert Rollouts

作者:Heejeong Nam, Divyat Mahajan, Quentin Le Lidec | 世界模型的目的是捕捉环境的动态变化。这一模型具有很大的吸引力,因为它能够帮助智能体在世界的辅助下规划并模拟各种行动方案。然而,要确保这些行为的可靠性,所学习的动态特性必须能够在特定状态-动作组合之外也能良好地发挥作用。尽管如此,数据覆盖程度与模型性能之间的关系仍然需要进一步研究。

来源:arXiv cs.AI/CL/LG · arxiv.org

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Computer Science > Artificial Intelligence

Title: AnyGoal: On World Model Generalization Beyond Expert Rollouts

Abstract: The goal of a world model is to capture the dynamics of an environment. This has the great appeal that it allows agents to plan and simulate a course of actions with the help of a world model. For these uses to be reliable, however, the learned dynamics must behave well beyond the specific state-action combinations observed in expert rollouts. Despite this, the relationship between data coverage, dynamics generalization, and downstream planning performance remains underexplored. We study this relationship through the lens of compositional generalization: can a world model recombine familiar state and action factors into valid dynamics? To answer this, we introduce AnyGoal, a benchmark of goal-shifted task variants built from widely used world-model environments, together with an open-source library. Each task is designed to be within reach of a world model that has learned the underlying dynamics: individual state factors and actions remain within their training support, but their combinations are underrepresented in expert trajectories. Across multiple environments and world model families, we find that current models consistently exhibit failures under these recombinations. By examining dynamics and representation failures across model families, interaction regimes, and evaluation metrics, we study where current world models generalize and where challenges remain for goal-shifted prediction and planning. Together, this framework, benchmark, and analysis provide a basis for evaluating progress toward world models that generalize to new planning tasks.

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