PODNet: A Neural Network for Discovery of Plannable Options

11/01/2019
by   Ritwik Bera, et al.
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Learning from demonstration has been widely studied in machine learning but becomes challenging when the demonstrated trajectories are unstructured and follow different objectives. Our proposed work, Plannable Option Discovery Network (PODNet), addresses how to segment an unstructured set of demonstrated trajectories for option discovery. This enables learning from demonstration to perform multiple tasks and plan high-level trajectories based on the discovered option labels. PODNet combines a custom categorical variational autoencoder, a recurrent option inference network, option-conditioned policy network, and option dynamics model in an end-to-end learning architecture. Due to the concurrently trained option-conditioned policy network and option dynamics model, the proposed architecture has implications in multi-task and hierarchical learning, explainable and interpretable artificial intelligence, and applications where the agent is required to learn only from observations.

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