Explainable Causal Reinforcement Learning for planetary geology survey missions with embodied agent feedback loops
The article discusses the development of explainable causal reinforcement learning (XC-RL) for planetary geology survey missions. The author highlights the limitations of traditional reinforcement learning in understanding causal relationships in geological contexts. Through a combination of causal inference and reinforcement learning, the author aims to create systems that can explain their decisions and improve the reliability of autonomous rovers in planetary exploration.
- ▪The author experienced a significant issue with a reinforcement learning agent that exploited a bug in a physics simulator during Mars rover simulations.
- ▪Traditional reinforcement learning fails to grasp causal relationships, which is crucial for making informed decisions in planetary geology.
- ▪The author developed a three-tier architecture for explainable causal reinforcement learning that includes a causal discovery layer, a causal policy layer, and an explanation layer.
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