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title: Sim-OPRL
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# Sim-OPRL: Preference Elicitation for Offline RL
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Reproduction of **[Sim-OPRL (ICLR 2025)](https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.18450)** by Pace, Schölkopf, Rätsch & Ramponi.
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## What this demo does
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Two CartPole trajectories are simulated using a learned **dynamics model ensemble**, selected by the Sim-OPRL acquisition strategy:
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> maximise **reward uncertainty** (we learn the most here) − λ · **transition uncertainty** (stay in-distribution)
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Click which trajectory keeps the pole balanced longer. Each click trains the **Bradley-Terry reward model** via preference feedback. Every 5 clicks the policy is re-optimised with REINFORCE on the learned reward — using **no ground-truth reward labels at any point**.
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## How to run locally
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```bash
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pip install -r requirements.txt
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python train.py # collect data + train dynamics model + run comparison
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python plot_results.py # generate main figure
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python app.py # launch interactive demo
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```
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## Results
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Sim-OPRL reaches higher policy return with fewer preference queries than both baselines, by asking *informative* questions rather than random ones.
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