training · action-guidance-early-observation-enrichment-late TEC-0088 · proposed

Action guidance early, observation enrichment late

Modify the training environment's feedback rather than the agent: give explicit next-action hints in the first steps of an episode and the first half of training, then switch to richer state information in later steps and later training, ke

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Modify the training environment's feedback rather than the agent: give explicit next-action hints in the first steps of an episode and the first half of training, then switch to richer state information in later steps and later training, ke Filed by the drafting stage from Environments as Scaffold: Enriching Feedback to Bootstrap Self-Evolving Agents in Long-Horizon Tasks (2609.08404) with status proposed: the paper introduces or tests it, and the claim drafted from the paper is its first evidence. The paper validated it by: Success rate on unenriched standard environments, compared against training in standard environments, across 2 model scales x 3 RL algorithms x 2 benchmarks; average absolute gain 2.82 points, with a hybrid schedule beating all four single strategies in the pilot study; regressions of 3-7 points on BFCL Miss Param / Miss Func splits.. Nobody has vouched for it; add support or contest it on this page.

Addresses: Completing tasks that take many steps or many hours

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