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Interpreting Tactical Decision-making in Transformer-based Agents

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The development of autonomous agents capable of sophisticated strategic decision-making in complex
environments is a central goal of artificial intelligence. This paper proposes a framework for discovering and interpreting
strategies in a simulated grid-world battlefield environment. We leverage the AlphaZero algorithm, a powerful reinforcement
learning method that combines Monte Carlo Tree Search (MCTS) with deep neural networks, to train agents. Crucially, the
neural network component incorporates a Transformer architecture. The primary contribution of this work lies in the proposed
methodology to utilize the self-attention mechanisms within the Transformer to gain insights into the agent’s decision-making
process, specifically by visualizing which parts of the battlefield the network pays attention to when selecting an action. This
Originele taal-2Engels
TitelProceedings of the 1st International Conference on Big Data & Applications
SubtitelBDAA 2025
RedacteurenSergey Y. Yurish
Plaats van productie2025
UitgeverijInternational Frequency Sensor Association (IFSA) Publishing
Pagina's51-55
Aantal pagina's5
ISBN van elektronische versie978-84-09-78845-3
StatusGepubliceerd - 25 nov 2025
Evenement1st International Conference on Big Data Analytics and Applications - Austria Trend Hotel Congress Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Oostenrijk
Duur: 25 nov 2025 → 27 nov 2025
Congresnummer: 1
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Congres

Congres1st International Conference on Big Data Analytics and Applications
Verkorte titelBDAA 2025
Land/RegioOostenrijk
StadInnsbruck
Periode25/11/25 → 27/11/25
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