
Nicklas Hansen, UCSD: Long-horizon planning and why algorithms don't drive research progress
Generally Intelligent
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The importance of unsupervised adaptation at test time
The algorithm should be able to adapt to new environments without supervision at test time./nSelf-supervision requires fewer episodes for fine-tuning compared to using reward signals./nUsing multiple models with different objectives can be effective but dependent on the task./nCombining multiple self-supervised objectives can confuse the encoder./nFinding an automatic way to determine the most effective self-supervised objective is challenging./nThe complexity and frequency of real robot interaction can be practical constraints./nThe research interest after this point is not mentioned.
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