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Temporal Self-Imitation Learning
Long-horizon policies trained with reinforcement learning can still achieve high return through inefficient interactions, while rare efficient behaviors discovered during training may be forgotten. We argue that temporal efficiency itself provides a source of self-supervision for reinforcement learn
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