A PPO Agent implementing the clipped probability ratios.
Inherits From: PPOAgent
, TFAgent
tf_agents.agents.PPOClipAgent(
time_step_spec: tf_agents.trajectories.TimeStep
,
action_spec: tf_agents.typing.types.NestedTensorSpec
,
optimizer: Optional[types.Optimizer] = None,
actor_net: Optional[tf_agents.networks.Network
] = None,
value_net: Optional[tf_agents.networks.Network
] = None,
greedy_eval: bool = True,
importance_ratio_clipping: tf_agents.typing.types.Float
= 0.0,
lambda_value: tf_agents.typing.types.Float
= 0.95,
discount_factor: tf_agents.typing.types.Float
= 0.99,
entropy_regularization: tf_agents.typing.types.Float
= 0.0,
policy_l2_reg: tf_agents.typing.types.Float
= 0.0,
value_function_l2_reg: tf_agents.typing.types.Float
= 0.0,
shared_vars_l2_reg: tf_agents.typing.types.Float
= 0.0,
value_pred_loss_coef: tf_agents.typing.types.Float
= 0.5,
num_epochs: int = 25,
use_gae: bool = False,
use_td_lambda_return: bool = False,
normalize_rewards: bool = True,
reward_norm_clipping: tf_agents.typing.types.Float
= 10.0,
normalize_observations: bool = True,
log_prob_clipping: tf_agents.typing.types.Float
= 0.0,
gradient_clipping: Optional[types.Float] = None,
value_clipping: Optional[types.Float] = None,
check_numerics: bool = False,
compute_value_and_advantage_in_train: bool = True,
update_normalizers_in_train: bool = True,
aggregate_losses_across_replicas: bool = True,
debug_summaries: bool = False,
summarize_grads_and_vars: bool = False,
train_step_counter: Optional[tf.Variable] = None,
name: Optional[Text] = 'PPOClipAgent'
)
Args |
time_step_spec
|
A TimeStep spec of the expected time_steps.
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action_spec
|
A nest of BoundedTensorSpec representing the actions.
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optimizer
|
Optimizer to use for the agent.
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actor_net
|
A function actor_net(observations, action_spec) that returns
tensor of action distribution params for each observation. Takes nested
observation and returns nested action.
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value_net
|
A function value_net(time_steps) that returns value tensor from
neural net predictions for each observation. Takes nested observation
and returns batch of value_preds.
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greedy_eval
|
Whether to use argmax/greedy action selection or sample from
original action distribution for the evaluation policy. For environments
such as ProcGen, stochastic is much better than greedy.
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importance_ratio_clipping
|
Epsilon in clipped, surrogate PPO objective.
For more detail, see explanation at the top of the doc.
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lambda_value
|
Lambda parameter for TD-lambda computation.
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discount_factor
|
Discount factor for return computation.
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entropy_regularization
|
Coefficient for entropy regularization loss term.
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policy_l2_reg
|
Coefficient for l2 regularization of unshared policy
weights.
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value_function_l2_reg
|
Coefficient for l2 regularization of unshared value
function weights.
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shared_vars_l2_reg
|
Coefficient for l2 regularization of weights shared
between the policy and value functions.
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value_pred_loss_coef
|
Multiplier for value prediction loss to balance with
policy gradient loss.
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num_epochs
|
Number of epochs for computing policy updates.
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use_gae
|
If True (default False), uses generalized advantage estimation
for computing per-timestep advantage. Else, just subtracts value
predictions from empirical return.
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use_td_lambda_return
|
If True (default False), uses td_lambda_return for
training value function. (td_lambda_return = gae_advantage +
value_predictions)
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normalize_rewards
|
If true, keeps moving variance of rewards and
normalizes incoming rewards.
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reward_norm_clipping
|
Value above and below to clip normalized reward.
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normalize_observations
|
If true, keeps moving mean and variance of
observations and normalizes incoming observations. If true, and the
observation spec is not tf.float32 (such as Atari), please manually
convert the observation spec received from the environment to tf.float32
before creating the networks. Otherwise, the normalized input to the
network (float32) will have a different dtype as what the network
expects, resulting in a mismatch error. Example usage: python
observation_tensor_spec, action_spec, time_step_tensor_spec = (
spec_utils.get_tensor_specs(env)) normalized_observation_tensor_spec =
tf.nest.map_structure( lambda s: tf.TensorSpec( dtype=tf.float32,
shape=s.shape, name=s.name ), observation_tensor_spec ) actor_net =
actor_distribution_network.ActorDistributionNetwork(
normalized_observation_tensor_spec, ...) value_net =
value_network.ValueNetwork( normalized_observation_tensor_spec, ...) #
Note that the agent still uses the original time_step_tensor_spec # from
the environment. agent = ppo_clip_agent.PPOClipAgent(
time_step_tensor_spec, action_spec, actor_net, value_net, ...)
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log_prob_clipping
|
+/- value for clipping log probs to prevent inf / NaN
values. Default: no clipping.
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gradient_clipping
|
Norm length to clip gradients. Default: no clipping.
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value_clipping
|
Difference between new and old value predictions are
clipped to this threshold. Value clipping could be helpful when training
very deep networks. Default: no clipping.
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check_numerics
|
If true, adds tf.debugging.check_numerics to help find NaN
/ Inf values. For debugging only.
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compute_value_and_advantage_in_train
|
A bool to indicate where value
prediction and advantage calculation happen. If True, both happen in
agent.train(). If False, value prediction is computed during data
collection. This argument must be set to False if mini batch learning
is enabled.
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update_normalizers_in_train
|
A bool to indicate whether normalizers are
updated at the end of the train method. Set to False if mini batch
learning is enabled, or if train is called on multiple iterations of
the same trajectories. In that case, you would need to call the
update_reward_normalizer and update_observation_normalizer methods
after all iterations of the same trajectory are done. This ensures that
normalizers are updated in the same way as (Schulman, 2017).
|
aggregate_losses_across_replicas
|
only applicable to setups using multiple
relicas. Default to aggregating across multiple cores using tf_agents.
common.aggregate_losses. If set to False , use reduce_mean directly,
which is faster but may impact learning results.
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debug_summaries
|
A bool to gather debug summaries.
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summarize_grads_and_vars
|
If true, gradient summaries will be written.
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train_step_counter
|
An optional counter to increment every time the train
op is run. Defaults to the global_step.
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name
|
The name of this agent. All variables in this module will fall under
that name. Defaults to the class name.
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Raises |
ValueError
|
If the actor_net is not a DistributionNetwork.
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Attributes |
action_spec
|
TensorSpec describing the action produced by the agent.
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actor_net
|
Returns actor_net TensorFlow template function.
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collect_data_context
|
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collect_data_spec
|
Returns a Trajectory spec, as expected by the collect_policy .
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collect_policy
|
Return a policy that can be used to collect data from the environment.
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data_context
|
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debug_summaries
|
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policy
|
Return the current policy held by the agent.
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summaries_enabled
|
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summarize_grads_and_vars
|
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time_step_spec
|
Describes the TimeStep tensors expected by the agent.
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train_sequence_length
|
The number of time steps needed in experience tensors passed to train .
Train requires experience to be a Trajectory containing tensors shaped
[B, T, ...] . This argument describes the value of T required.
For example, for non-RNN DQN training, T=2 because DQN requires single
transitions.
If this value is None , then train can handle an unknown T (it can be
determined at runtime from the data). Most RNN-based agents fall into
this category.
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train_step_counter
|
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training_data_spec
|
Returns a trajectory spec, as expected by the train() function.
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Methods
adaptive_kl_loss
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adaptive_kl_loss(
kl_divergence: tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
,
debug_summaries: bool = False
) -> tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
compute_advantages
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compute_advantages(
rewards: tf_agents.typing.types.NestedTensor
,
returns: tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
,
discounts: tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
,
value_preds: tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
) -> tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
Compute advantages, optionally using GAE.
Based on baselines ppo1 implementation. Removes final timestep, as it needs
to use this timestep for next-step value prediction for TD error
computation.
Args |
rewards
|
Tensor of per-timestep rewards.
|
returns
|
Tensor of per-timestep returns.
|
discounts
|
Tensor of per-timestep discounts. Zero for terminal timesteps.
|
value_preds
|
Cached value estimates from the data-collection policy.
|
Returns |
advantages
|
Tensor of length (len(rewards) - 1), because the final
timestep is just used for next-step value prediction.
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compute_return_and_advantage
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compute_return_and_advantage(
next_time_steps: tf_agents.trajectories.TimeStep
,
value_preds: tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
) -> Tuple[tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
, tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
]
Compute the Monte Carlo return and advantage.
Args |
next_time_steps
|
batched tensor of TimeStep tuples after action is taken.
|
value_preds
|
Batched value prediction tensor. Should have one more entry
in time index than time_steps, with the final value corresponding to the
value prediction of the final state.
|
Returns |
tuple of (return, advantage), both are batched tensors.
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entropy_regularization_loss
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entropy_regularization_loss(
time_steps: tf_agents.trajectories.TimeStep
,
entropy: tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
,
weights: tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
,
debug_summaries: bool = False
) -> tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
Create regularization loss tensor based on agent parameters.
get_loss
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get_loss(
time_steps: tf_agents.trajectories.TimeStep
,
actions: tf_agents.typing.types.NestedTensorSpec
,
act_log_probs: tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
,
returns: tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
,
normalized_advantages: tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
,
action_distribution_parameters: tf_agents.typing.types.NestedTensor
,
weights: tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
,
train_step: tf.Variable,
debug_summaries: bool,
old_value_predictions: Optional[types.Tensor] = None,
training: bool = False
) -> tf_agents.agents.tf_agent.LossInfo
Compute the loss and create optimization op for one training epoch.
All tensors should have a single batch dimension.
Args |
time_steps
|
A minibatch of TimeStep tuples.
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actions
|
A minibatch of actions.
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act_log_probs
|
A minibatch of action probabilities (probability under the
sampling policy).
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returns
|
A minibatch of per-timestep returns.
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normalized_advantages
|
A minibatch of normalized per-timestep advantages.
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action_distribution_parameters
|
Parameters of data-collecting action
distribution. Needed for KL computation.
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weights
|
Optional scalar or element-wise (per-batch-entry) importance
weights. Includes a mask for invalid timesteps.
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train_step
|
A train_step variable to increment for each train step.
Typically the global_step.
|
debug_summaries
|
True if debug summaries should be created.
|
old_value_predictions
|
(Optional) The saved value predictions, used for
calculating the value estimation loss when value clipping is performed.
|
training
|
Whether this loss is being used for training.
|
Returns |
A tf_agent.LossInfo named tuple with the total_loss and all intermediate
losses in the extra field contained in a PPOLossInfo named tuple.
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initialize
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initialize() -> Optional[tf.Operation]
Initializes the agent.
Returns |
An operation that can be used to initialize the agent.
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Raises |
RuntimeError
|
If the class was not initialized properly (super.__init__
was not called).
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kl_cutoff_loss
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kl_cutoff_loss(
kl_divergence: tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
,
debug_summaries: bool = False
) -> tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
kl_penalty_loss
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kl_penalty_loss(
time_steps: tf_agents.trajectories.TimeStep
,
action_distribution_parameters: tf_agents.typing.types.NestedTensor
,
current_policy_distribution: tf_agents.typing.types.NestedDistribution
,
weights: tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
,
debug_summaries: bool = False
) -> tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
Compute a loss that penalizes policy steps with high KL.
Based on KL divergence from old (data-collection) policy to new (updated)
policy.
All tensors should have a single batch dimension.
Args |
time_steps
|
TimeStep tuples with observations for each timestep. Used for
computing new action distributions.
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action_distribution_parameters
|
Action distribution params of the data
collection policy, used for reconstruction old action distributions.
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current_policy_distribution
|
The policy distribution, evaluated on all
time_steps.
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weights
|
Optional scalar or element-wise (per-batch-entry) importance
weights. Inlcudes a mask for invalid timesteps.
|
debug_summaries
|
True if debug summaries should be created.
|
Returns |
kl_penalty_loss
|
The sum of a squared penalty for KL over a constant
threshold, plus an adaptive penalty that encourages updates toward a
target KL divergence.
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l2_regularization_loss
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l2_regularization_loss(
debug_summaries: bool = False
) -> tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
loss
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loss(
experience: tf_agents.typing.types.NestedTensor
,
weights: Optional[types.Tensor] = None,
training: bool = False,
**kwargs
) -> tf_agents.agents.tf_agent.LossInfo
Gets loss from the agent.
If the user calls this from _train, it must be in a tf.GradientTape
scope
in order to apply gradients to trainable variables.
If intermediate gradient steps are needed, _loss and _train will return
different values since _loss only supports updating all gradients at once
after all losses have been calculated.
Args |
experience
|
A batch of experience data in the form of a Trajectory . The
structure of experience must match that of self.training_data_spec .
All tensors in experience must be shaped [batch, time, ...] where
time must be equal to self.train_step_length if that property is not
None .
|
weights
|
(optional). A Tensor , either 0-D or shaped [batch] ,
containing weights to be used when calculating the total train loss.
Weights are typically multiplied elementwise against the per-batch loss,
but the implementation is up to the Agent.
|
training
|
Explicit argument to pass to loss . This typically affects
network computation paths like dropout and batch normalization.
|
**kwargs
|
Any additional data as args to loss .
|
Returns |
A LossInfo loss tuple containing loss and info tensors.
|
Raises |
RuntimeError
|
If the class was not initialized properly (super.__init__
was not called).
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policy_gradient_loss
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policy_gradient_loss(
time_steps: tf_agents.trajectories.TimeStep
,
actions: tf_agents.typing.types.NestedTensor
,
sample_action_log_probs: tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
,
advantages: tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
,
current_policy_distribution: tf_agents.typing.types.NestedDistribution
,
weights: tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
,
debug_summaries: bool = False
) -> tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
Create tensor for policy gradient loss.
All tensors should have a single batch dimension.
Args |
time_steps
|
TimeSteps with observations for each timestep.
|
actions
|
Tensor of actions for timesteps, aligned on index.
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sample_action_log_probs
|
Tensor of sample probability of each action.
|
advantages
|
Tensor of advantage estimate for each timestep, aligned on
index. Works better when advantage estimates are normalized.
|
current_policy_distribution
|
The policy distribution, evaluated on all
time_steps.
|
weights
|
Optional scalar or element-wise (per-batch-entry) importance
weights. Includes a mask for invalid timesteps.
|
debug_summaries
|
True if debug summaries should be created.
|
Returns |
policy_gradient_loss
|
A tensor that will contain policy gradient loss for
the on-policy experience.
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post_process_policy
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post_process_policy() -> tf_agents.policies.TFPolicy
Post process policies after training.
The policies of some agents require expensive post processing after training
before they can be used. e.g. A Recommender agent might require rebuilding
an index of actions. For such agents, this method will return a post
processed version of the policy. The post processing may either update the
existing policies in place or create a new policy, depnding on the agent.
The default implementation for agents that do not want to override this
method is to return agent.policy.
Returns |
The post processed policy.
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preprocess_sequence
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preprocess_sequence(
experience: tf_agents.typing.types.NestedTensor
) -> tf_agents.typing.types.NestedTensor
Defines preprocess_sequence function to be fed into replay buffers.
This defines how we preprocess the collected data before training.
Defaults to pass through for most agents.
Structure of experience
must match that of self.collect_data_spec
.
Args |
experience
|
a Trajectory shaped [batch, time, ...] or [time, ...] which
represents the collected experience data.
|
Returns |
A post processed Trajectory with the same shape as the input.
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train
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train(
experience: tf_agents.typing.types.NestedTensor
,
weights: Optional[types.Tensor] = None,
**kwargs
) -> tf_agents.agents.tf_agent.LossInfo
Trains the agent.
Args |
experience
|
A batch of experience data in the form of a Trajectory . The
structure of experience must match that of self.training_data_spec .
All tensors in experience must be shaped [batch, time, ...] where
time must be equal to self.train_step_length if that property is not
None .
|
weights
|
(optional). A Tensor , either 0-D or shaped [batch] ,
containing weights to be used when calculating the total train loss.
Weights are typically multiplied elementwise against the per-batch loss,
but the implementation is up to the Agent.
|
**kwargs
|
Any additional data to pass to the subclass.
|
Returns |
A LossInfo loss tuple containing loss and info tensors.
- In eager mode, the loss values are first calculated, then a train step
is performed before they are returned.
- In graph mode, executing any or all of the loss tensors
will first calculate the loss value(s), then perform a train step,
and return the pre-train-step
LossInfo .
|
Raises |
RuntimeError
|
If the class was not initialized properly (super.__init__
was not called).
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update_adaptive_kl_beta
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update_adaptive_kl_beta(
kl_divergence: tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
) -> Optional[tf.Operation]
Create update op for adaptive KL penalty coefficient.
Args |
kl_divergence
|
KL divergence of old policy to new policy for all
timesteps.
|
Returns |
update_op
|
An op which runs the update for the adaptive kl penalty term.
|
update_observation_normalizer
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update_observation_normalizer(
batched_observations
)
update_reward_normalizer
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update_reward_normalizer(
batched_rewards
)
value_estimation_loss
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value_estimation_loss(
time_steps: tf_agents.trajectories.TimeStep
,
returns: tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
,
weights: tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
,
old_value_predictions: Optional[types.Tensor] = None,
debug_summaries: bool = False,
training: bool = False
) -> tf_agents.typing.types.Tensor
Computes the value estimation loss for actor-critic training.
All tensors should have a single batch dimension.
Args |
time_steps
|
A batch of timesteps.
|
returns
|
Per-timestep returns for value function to predict. (Should come
from TD-lambda computation.)
|
weights
|
Optional scalar or element-wise (per-batch-entry) importance
weights. Includes a mask for invalid timesteps.
|
old_value_predictions
|
(Optional) The saved value predictions from
policy_info, required when self._value_clipping > 0.
|
debug_summaries
|
True if debug summaries should be created.
|
training
|
Whether this loss is going to be used for training.
|
Returns |
value_estimation_loss
|
A scalar value_estimation_loss loss.
|
Raises |
ValueError
|
If old_value_predictions was not passed in, but value clipping
was performed.
|