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Intrinsic Curiosity Module (ICM) — Pathak et al.

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Answer

  • Learn forward model f(s, a) → predicted φ(st+1){\varphi}(s_{t + 1}) and inverse model g(st,  st+1)g(s_{t}, \;s_{t + 1})ata_{t}.
  • Encode state via φ trained by inverse loss (predicts a from state pair) → learns features that matter for control.
  • Intrinsic reward = ||f(s, a) - φ(s')||² = model prediction error → curiosity toward unpredictable transitions.
  • Inverse-model feature learning is key for filtering out irrelevant randomness ('noisy TV' problem).
Check yourself — multiple choice
  • Random
  • Forward + inverse models on encoded features φ; inverse loss learns control-relevant features; intrinsic reward = forward prediction error → curiosity toward unpredictable transitions
  • Same as RND
  • Not real

ICM: forward + inverse models on learned φ; intrinsic reward = prediction error.

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