Published October 10, 2021
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Abstraction: A Framework for Knowledge Transfer Between Domains
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In this extended abstract, we propose a theoretical
framework for knowledge transfer between domains, e.g. from
simulation to the real world. The framework is based on the
concept of input-output abstraction, whose goal is to minimize
the distance between domains while keeping enough information
to solve the task. The value of this framework is twofold. First, it
provides the theoretical background for justifying the empirical
finding of prior work that intermediate representations are useful
for action. Second, it suggests a practical algorithm for zero-shot
simulation to reality transfer. We demonstrate this framework on
two challenging tasks: drone racing and high-speed navigation
in the wild. A video demonstrating the applications can be found
at: https://youtu.be/uTWcC6IBsE4.
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