Difference between revisions of "LightR"

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; Design principle
 
; Design principle
: Strategy light, machine learning heavy
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: Strategy light, machine learning heavy.
  
; Central goal
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; Roadmap
: Learned models -> learned systems
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: One gun to rule them all
 
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:: 1. Learn a unique set of features per opponent, out of 100+ features
; Planned experiments
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:: 2. Learn a feature gate model for generalization to unseen bots
: Towards deep learning:
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: One movement to dodge everyone
:: Multiple hand-tuned danger models -> Expert model & gate model
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:: 1. Learn a model that uses hits and flattener waves simultaneously
:: Hand-crafted features with naive KNN -> Search-based sequence model
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:: 2. Learn specialized movement patterns with reinforcement learning
:: Offline pre-training & online fine-tuning of everything above.  
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:: 3. Generalize to unseen bots with zero-shot & few-shot learning
: Towards differentiable programming:
 
:: Directly optimizing prior probability of getting hit (max escape angle, distancing and multi-wave risk fusion)
 
:: Per-instance level optimization of the above (Pareto frontier)
 
:: List-wise modeling of targeting & surfing
 
  
 
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Design principle
Strategy light, machine learning heavy.
Roadmap
One gun to rule them all
1. Learn a unique set of features per opponent, out of 100+ features
2. Learn a feature gate model for generalization to unseen bots
One movement to dodge everyone
1. Learn a model that uses hits and flattener waves simultaneously
2. Learn specialized movement patterns with reinforcement learning
3. Generalize to unseen bots with zero-shot & few-shot learning