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method:random-loss-weighting-rlwRandom Loss Weighting (RLW)
Samples task weights from a standard normal distribution.
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- The paper proposing the Dual-Balancing Multi-Task Learning method.
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- The different reinforcement learning algorithms used across conditions, to ensure the alignment result is not algorithm-specific.
- Loss balancing using homoscedastic uncertainty.
- Addressing disparity in loss magnitudes across tasks at the loss level
- Machine learning paradigm where agents learn to maximize cumulative reward through interaction.
- Baseline that minimizes sum of task losses with equal weights.
- Baseline MTL approach minimizing sum of task losses with equal weights; suffers from task balancing
- Loss function used in both experiments: sum of squared differences between predicted and target grid
- Auxiliary training objective from Grant (2025) that constrains intervened representations to remain near natural distribution