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Learns a factored centralized critic and differentiates a joint current-policy action to coordinate actor updates; examines monotonic and nonmonotonic critic factorization in cooperative control.
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The controlling v5 is dated 7 May 2021. The same identifier's 2020 v1 describes COMIX/FacMADDPG with different methods and six-author order, and is not used to backdate FACMAC. Nonmonotonic factorization is allowed because actors perform decentralized inference; no global optimum is guaranteed. First three v5 authors are equal contributors.
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Bei Peng; Tabish Rashid; Christian A. Schroeder de Witt; Pierre-Alexandre Kamienny; Philip H. S. Torr; Wendelin Böhmer; Shimon Whiteson
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FACMAC factored multi-agent centralized policy gradients
Learns a factored centralized critic and differentiates a joint current-policy action to coordinate actor updates; examines monotonic and nonmonotonic critic factorization in cooperative control.
Scientific scope
The controlling v5 is dated 7 May 2021. The same identifier's 2020 v1 describes COMIX/FacMADDPG with different methods and six-author order, and is not used to backdate FACMAC. Nonmonotonic factorization is allowed because actors perform decentralized inference; no global optimum is guaranteed. First three v5 authors are equal contributors.
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People and systems
Bei Peng; Tabish Rashid; Christian A. Schroeder de Witt; Pierre-Alexandre Kamienny; Philip H. S. Torr; Wendelin Böhmer; Shimon Whiteson
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.