Online Learning of Temporal Dependencies for Sustainable Foraging Problem

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Main Authors: Payne, John, Aishwaryaprajna, Lewis, Peter R.
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Published: 2024
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author Payne, John
Aishwaryaprajna
Lewis, Peter R.
author_facet Payne, John
Aishwaryaprajna
Lewis, Peter R.
contents The sustainable foraging problem is a dynamic environment testbed for exploring the forms of agent cognition in dealing with social dilemmas in a multi-agent setting. The agents need to resist the temptation of individual rewards through foraging and choose the collective long-term goal of sustainability. We investigate methods of online learning in Neuro-Evolution and Deep Recurrent Q-Networks to enable agents to attempt the problem one-shot as is often required by wicked social problems. We further explore if learning temporal dependencies with Long Short-Term Memory may be able to aid the agents in developing sustainable foraging strategies in the long term. It was found that the integration of Long Short-Term Memory assisted agents in developing sustainable strategies for a single agent, however failed to assist agents in managing the social dilemma that arises in the multi-agent scenario.
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spellingShingle Online Learning of Temporal Dependencies for Sustainable Foraging Problem
Payne, John
Aishwaryaprajna
Lewis, Peter R.
Multiagent Systems
Machine Learning
Neural and Evolutionary Computing
The sustainable foraging problem is a dynamic environment testbed for exploring the forms of agent cognition in dealing with social dilemmas in a multi-agent setting. The agents need to resist the temptation of individual rewards through foraging and choose the collective long-term goal of sustainability. We investigate methods of online learning in Neuro-Evolution and Deep Recurrent Q-Networks to enable agents to attempt the problem one-shot as is often required by wicked social problems. We further explore if learning temporal dependencies with Long Short-Term Memory may be able to aid the agents in developing sustainable foraging strategies in the long term. It was found that the integration of Long Short-Term Memory assisted agents in developing sustainable strategies for a single agent, however failed to assist agents in managing the social dilemma that arises in the multi-agent scenario.
title Online Learning of Temporal Dependencies for Sustainable Foraging Problem
topic Multiagent Systems
Machine Learning
Neural and Evolutionary Computing
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.01501