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In offline imitation learning (behavior cloning), when the expert has privileged information, the optimal solution of supervised learning with observation history as input and expert actions as labels is the conditional expectation of the expert action under the posterior distribution of the hidden state; this average often points to a compromise action, loses multimodality, and cannot learn exploratory behavior.
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