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Asking Smarter Questions: Targeted Active Preference Learning for Underspecified Rewards
Reward learning typically assumes the human's input covers everything that matters for the task. In practice, humans can only attend to so much at once, so their teaching naturally captures some features---or aspects of the task---better than others. Prior work has shown how the robot can identify w
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