Proposes hierarchical MARL framework enforcing safety via constraint manifold at low level with theoretical guarantees and stationary dynamics for stable training and generalization.
arXiv preprint arXiv:2110.02793 (2021)
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TRIDENT is a MARL framework using Richardson-Romberg gradient correction, Lyapunov-constrained trust-region updates, and a physics-informed residual critic that claims O(1/sqrt(K)) convergence to constrained Nash equilibrium with O(sqrt(K)) violation bounds and large reductions in training violation
Phi-Actor-Critic is a new method that steers multi-agent reinforcement learning toward Pareto-efficient correlated equilibria using regret minimization and Lagrangian selection.
Proposes a clipping objective for sequential trust-region updates in independent-actor cooperative MARL that yields a monotonic improvement bound and sub-linear convergence to epsilon-Nash equilibria while reducing advantage variance.
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