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Steerable Pluralistic Policy Alignment from Anonymized Crowd Feedback

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pluralistic alignmentreinforcement learningpersonalization
2610.26914
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Abstract

The paper presents a novel framework for pluralistic alignment that learns from diverse crowd feedback without requiring annotator identities.

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Core Claim

The proposed Preference-PCA Pluralistic Learning (P3L) framework enables rapid and accurate personalized reward learning and downstream policy optimization while generalizing to new users.

Method / Result

P3L reduces computational cost and supports variable adaptation query budgets.

Limitations

The reliance on heterogeneous crowd feedback may introduce variability that affects reproducibility.

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