A Schema Bounded Language Model for Refining Robot Policies Without Destabilizing Local Learning
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The researchers proposed a schema-constrained language model aimed at improving robot strategies without disrupting local learning. This approach was tested in a three-robot system implemented in NetLogo-Python, where the robots shared motion dynamics but used different LLM backends. The system adopted an architecture with a decentralized LLM to generate team actions, restricting LLM inference to回合-level strategy generation and refinement rather than tick-level action selection. Each robot communicated across LLMs through shared回合 summaries containing strategies, results, and learning feedback. UCB performed mode selection, and the strategy-conditioning Double DQN carried out tick-level action selection based on navigation variables. In a fixed simulation environment, this complete configuration successfully reached the target in all 90 robot-rotations records, achieving the lowest intermediate completion time (42 ticks) and the 90th percentile (73.2 ticks).