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Congrats to PNI + affiliated trainees named 2025 Honorific Fellows by the @princeton.edu Graduate School! πŸ‘ Victor Geadah πŸ‘ Isaac Christian πŸ‘ @danmirea.bsky.social gradschool.princeton.edu/news/2025/ho...
Assuming known environments or costs is reasonable in engineered systems, but maybe less so for intelligent agents in complex worlds. A year later, I see this as clarifying how unobserved objectives and dynamics interact to produce a continuum of explanations, and which perturbations are needed.
We show that the joint problem boils down to two steps: 1. Infer closed-loop parameters (which can be done efficiently with SSM methods βœ…) 2. Derive equations relating the parameters of interest in setting the closed-loop dynamics. See our paper (also on arXiv, link above) for details!
Inferring both the system dynamics *and* the control objective from partial observations is inherently ill-posed. Characterizing the exact (non-)identifiability and identifying how to perform inference was the challenge!