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Hello. First of all, I am using version 1.0.3 but the issue holds for the latest (1.0.4) version. My problem is that the reference to my model is being messed up with. I need to use the reference to my created model throughout the training, but as soon as the training starts, it suddenly becomes a reference to an Agent, in my case a DQNAgent.
It would be great not to have any side effects when starting the training, since the model variable could still be used after having started the training, as was my case. I have been searching for solutions and I found out that I was not the only one having problems with this: there are some issues on the original repository which indirectly address this as well. As a result, this library (as well as its predecessor) ends up not being fully compatible with some of the original Keras stuff, such as the TensorBoard callback: see keras-rl/keras-rl#255.
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Reference to model is changed when training starts
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Hello. First of all, I am using version 1.0.3 but the issue holds for the latest (1.0.4) version. My problem is that the reference to my
model
is being messed up with. I need to use the reference to my createdmodel
throughout the training, but as soon as the training starts, it suddenly becomes a reference to anAgent
, in my case aDQNAgent
.It would be great not to have any side effects when starting the training, since the
model
variable could still be used after having started the training, as was my case. I have been searching for solutions and I found out that I was not the only one having problems with this: there are some issues on the original repository which indirectly address this as well. As a result, this library (as well as its predecessor) ends up not being fully compatible with some of the original Keras stuff, such as theTensorBoard
callback: see keras-rl/keras-rl#255.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: