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In this work, we study the low-rank MDPs with adversarially changed losses in the full-information feedback setting. In particular, the unknown transition probability kernel admits a low-rank matrix decomposition \citep\{REPUCB22\}, and the loss functions may change adversarially but are revealed to the learner at the end of each episode. We propose a policy optimization-based algorithm POLO, and we prove that it attains the \(\widetilde\{O\}(K^\{\frac\{5\}\{6\}\}A^\{\frac\{1\}\{2\}\}d\ln(1+M)/(1-\gamma)^2)\) regret guarantee, where \(d\) is rank of the transition kernel (and hence the dimension of the unknown representations), \(A\) is the cardinality of the action space, \(M\) is the cardinality of the model class, and \(\gamma\) is the discounted factor. Notably, our algorithm is oracle-efficient and has a regret guarantee with no dependence on the size of potentially arbitrarily large state space. Furthermore, we also prove an \(Ξ©(\frac\{\gamma^2\}\{1-\gamma\} \sqrt\{d A K\})\) reg

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