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arxiv 1910.12824 v3 pith:6BA5FRAB submitted 2019-10-28 cs.LG cs.NEstat.ML

Neural Architecture Evolution in Deep Reinforcement Learning for Continuous Control

classification cs.LG cs.NEstat.ML
keywords architecturecontinuouscontrolactor-criticautomaticallydeeplearningneural
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Current Deep Reinforcement Learning algorithms still heavily rely on handcrafted neural network architectures. We propose a novel approach to automatically find strong topologies for continuous control tasks while only adding a minor overhead in terms of interactions in the environment. To achieve this, we combine Neuroevolution techniques with off-policy training and propose a novel architecture mutation operator. Experiments on five continuous control benchmarks show that the proposed Actor-Critic Neuroevolution algorithm often outperforms the strong Actor-Critic baseline and is capable of automatically finding topologies in a sample-efficient manner which would otherwise have to be found by expensive architecture search.

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