Abstract:Decision-making under partial or adversarial observability requires accurate inference of the environment's latent state and its associated uncertainty. This work analyses adversarial attacks on linear probabilistic state-space models, commonly integrated within reinforcement learning architectures, where the attacker alters observations under likelihood constraints that ensure the perturbations remains consistent. We analyze how such adversarial yet realistic observation shifts influence the latent state and influence policy decisions. This perspective provides a principled pathway toward building more robust reinforcement learning systems, with direct relevance to safety-critical domains such as robotics, where reliable operation under sensor noise, partial failures, and adversarial conditions is essential.
From: Miguel Santos Pascual [view email]
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