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Lean Reinforcement Learning

This is the repo for Learn Reinforcement Learning.

This codebase contains the general RL code, the free Needle Master environment, and code to interface with the closed-source dVSS-RL environment.

To use this code, you must use python 3. Use the requirements.txt file, preferably in a virtual environment:

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

You should now have all the needed packages installed.

To run the Needle Master environment with lean RL, use the following command:

python3 -m rl.main --env needle --procs 8 --mode state --policy ddqn --record --add-delay 0.5

The --procs argument chooses how many parallel environments you want to run. In general this should be <= to the number of cores in your processor.

--mode can be state, image or mixed, where mixed is a combination of image and minimal state data. In general, you'll want to record in state mode, and play back with one of the others.

--record specifies that all environment transitions should be recorded to permanent storage. You'll find the videos and state residing in ./saved_data.

--add-delay is optional. In order to simulate a slow environment, some artificial delay is required for Needle Master, which is very simple and fast naturally.

To train the same environment with some playback, use the command

python3 -m rl.main --env needle --procs 8 --mode state --policy ddqn --playback 2 --play-rate 80 --add-delay 0.5

--play-rate tries to keep the rate of playback-to-real data around the percent requested.

--playback determines how many environments (out of the maximum of procs) are used to play back old data. You must have some old data collected already in order for this to work.

To see details about more options, use the python3 -m rl.main --help command.

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