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piKL anchors search to imitation-learned policies through KL-regularized utilities; DiL-piKL distributes regularization strengths and RL-DiL-piKL trains Diplodocus for human-compatible no-press Diplomacy.
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Scientific scope
Related planning and learning extensions are one contribution family, with source-specific bylines. Regularized regret bounds are not universal unregularized Nash guarantees: two-player zero-sum equilibrium statements require their stated assumptions, positive-support anchor/log constants and appropriate regularization. Seven-player tournament strength is empirical, and no-press omits natural-language negotiation.
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- Modeling Strong and Human-Like Gameplay with KL-Regularized Search
- Mastering the Game of No-Press Diplomacy via Human-Regularized Reinforcement Learning and Planning
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Athul Paul Jacob; David J. Wu; Gabriele Farina; Adam Lerer; Anton Bakhtin; Jacob Andreas; Noam Brown; David J Wu; Jonathan Gray; Alexander H Miller
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piKL and Diplodocus human-regularized planning family
piKL anchors search to imitation-learned policies through KL-regularized utilities; DiL-piKL distributes regularization strengths and RL-DiL-piKL trains Diplodocus for human-compatible no-press Diplomacy.
Scientific scope
Related planning and learning extensions are one contribution family, with source-specific bylines. Regularized regret bounds are not universal unregularized Nash guarantees: two-player zero-sum equilibrium statements require their stated assumptions, positive-support anchor/log constants and appropriate regularization. Seven-player tournament strength is empirical, and no-press omits natural-language negotiation.
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People and systems
Athul Paul Jacob; David J. Wu; Gabriele Farina; Adam Lerer; Anton Bakhtin; Jacob Andreas; Noam Brown; David J Wu; Jonathan Gray; Alexander H Miller
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.