Title: Learning the Representation of Behavior Styles with Imitation Learning. Abstract: Imitation learning is one of the methods for reproducing expert demonstrations adaptively by learning a mapping between observations and actions. However, behavior styles such as motion trajectory and driving habit depend largely on the dataset of human maneuvers, and settle down to an average behavior style in most imitation learning algorithms. In this study, we propose a method named style behavior cloning (Style BC), which can not only infer the latent representation of behavior styles automatically, but also imitate different style policies from expert demonstrations. Our method is inspired by the word2vec algorithm and we construct a behavior-style to action mapping which is similar to the word-embedding to context mapping in word2vec. Empirical results on popular benchmark environments show that Style BC outperforms standard behavior cloning in prediction accuracy and expected reward significantly. Furthermore, compared with various baselines, our policy influenced by its assigned style embedding can better reproduce the expert behavior styles, especially in the complex environments or the number of the behavior styles is large.