An improved Preference-Based Reinforcement Learning (PbRL) framework for autonomous systems is presented in this research. By incorporating an initial trajectory collection process, the framework significantly reduces data collection time, improving training efficiency. Through human preference feedback, agents iteratively refine their policies without explicit reward engineering. Experiments in simulated driving scenarios demonstrate that the agent produces human-like trajectories, closely aligning with human preferences while prioritizing safety and adaptability. The results highlight the effectiveness of the modified framework in advancing decision-making for autonomous systems, bridging the gap between machine-optimized behaviors and human-desired outcomes.

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An Enhanced Preference-Based Reinforcement Learning Framework for Autonomous System

  • Dake Ding,
  • Raihan Kabir,
  • Nnadi Leonard Chukwualuka

摘要

An improved Preference-Based Reinforcement Learning (PbRL) framework for autonomous systems is presented in this research. By incorporating an initial trajectory collection process, the framework significantly reduces data collection time, improving training efficiency. Through human preference feedback, agents iteratively refine their policies without explicit reward engineering. Experiments in simulated driving scenarios demonstrate that the agent produces human-like trajectories, closely aligning with human preferences while prioritizing safety and adaptability. The results highlight the effectiveness of the modified framework in advancing decision-making for autonomous systems, bridging the gap between machine-optimized behaviors and human-desired outcomes.