Generative Adversarial Imitation Learning
networks [8], a technique from the deep learning community that has led to recent successes in modeling distributions of natural images: our algorithm harnesses generative adversarial training to fit distributions of states and actions defining expert behavior. We test our algorithm in Section 6, where
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