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Hidden States as Value Gradients: The Pontryagin Structure of Recurrent Policies
A key capability of intelligent agents is to act effectively under incomplete state observations. Recurrent policies address this by compressing observation histories into a hidden state. In this work, we show that the hidden state of a recurrent policy admits a control-theoretic interpretation: it
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