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Online learning from demonstration algorithms such as DAgger can learn policies for problems where the system dynamics and the cost function are unknown. However they impose a burden on supervisors to respond to queries each time the robot encounters new states while executing its current best policy. The MMD-IL algorithm reduces supervisor burden by filtering queries with insufficient discrepancy...