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The authors propose a language-critique framework for imitation learning from suboptimal demonstrations that uses natural language as a structured supervision signal instead of scalar signals.

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Chih-Han Yang, Dai-Jie Wu, Yun-Ping Huang et al.

6 autores · cs.LG, cs.AI

Preprint de arXivInteligencia artificialjul 2026 · ~65s de lectura

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  1. The method constructs language labels from demonstrations that describe current progress, identify suboptimal behaviors, and provide fine-grained corrective guidance.
  2. The authors introduce a language-critique loss that trains policies using these structured signals without reducing them to scalars.
  3. The loss is instantiated for both behavior cloning and diffusion policies, yielding two methods named LC-BC and LC-DP.