12th June 2023: Version 3.2.24 is now available with the new clockwise and counter-clockwise versions of the Ace Speedway
Deep Racer Guru (DRG) is an interactive detailed analysis tool for AWS Deep Racer logs.
Its main purpose is to provide "out-of-the-box" analysis that can run locally on your own computer.
You don't have to write Python code. Simply download logs from the AWS Deep Racer console, and then use a GUI to see how your models are performing.
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See its sibling product Deep Racer Framework (DRF)
- 8th June 2023: Version 3.2.23 is now available with the new clockwise and counter-clockwise versions of the Lars Circuit (for the June virtual circuit qualifier) and A to Z Speedway (for racing in-person at summits)
- 14th May 2023: Version 3.2.22 is now available with the new clockwise version of the Po-Chun Speedway (replaces faulty release 3.2.21)
- 14th May 2023: Version 3.2.21 has been withdrawn due to a defect
- 1st April 2023: Version 3.2.20 is now available with the new clockwise version of the Cosmic Circuit track.
- 18th March 2023: Version 3.2.19 is now available with updated track names and waypoints
- 11th March 2023: Version 3.2.18 is now available with support for the new clockwise & counterclockwise versions of the 2019 DeepRacer Championship Cup track.
- 11th March 2023: Version 3.2.17 has been withdrawn due to a defect
- 5th March 2023: Version 3.2.16 is now available with support for the clockwise version of the Hot Rod Super Speedway track for the March 2023 Virtual Circuit race
- 20th October 2022: Version 3.2.15 is now available with support for all the latest tracks including the 2022 re:Invent Championship track
- 6th September 2022: Version 3.2.14 is now available with support for the new Roger Super Raceway track
- 3rd August 2022: Version 3.2.13 is now available with support for the new Jochem Highway and Jochem Turnpike tracks
- 6th July 2022: Version 3.2.12 is now available with support for the new DBro Raceway and DBro Super Raceway tracks
- 6th June 2022: Version 3.2.11 is now available with support for the new BreadCentric Loop and BreadCentric Speedway tracks
- 5th June 2022: Version 3.2.10 is a faulty release which will be replaced by 3.2.11
- 28th May 2022: Version 3.2.9 is now available with a bug fix so that continuous action space log files will load properly
- 11th May 2022: Version 3.2.8 is now available with support for the new Ross Raceway and Ross Super Speedway tracks, and also the old Oval track
- 4th April 2022: Version 3.2.7 is now available with support for the new Ace Super Speedway and Ace Speedway tracks
- 5th March 2022: Version 3.2.6 is now available with support for the new Rogue Circuit and Raceway tracks
- 3rd February 2022: Version 3.2.5 is now available with support for the new Summit Speedway track
- 10th November 2021: Version 3.2.4 is now available with support for the Vivalas tracks for re:Invent 2021
- 3rd October 2021: Version 3.2.3 is now available with support for the latest monthly competition tracks
- 10th September 2021: Version 3.2.2 is now available with support for the latest monthly competition tracks
- 4th August 2021: Version 3.2.1 is now available with support for the latest monthly competition tracks
- 4th July 2021: Version 3.2.0 is available with new features including the latest competition tracks, support for continuous action space, episode filtering options for object avoidance, click-thru' from a scatter graph blob to see the episode route details and improved documentation including an extended gallery to showcase what's possible
- 20th May 2021: Version 3.1.0 has now arrived, adding the new "track fitting" feature and fixing various bugs including the fatal defect in version 3.0.1
- 20th May 2021: Version 3.0.1 has been withdrawn due to a fatal defect
- 24th April 2021: Version 3.0.0 has now arrived, with many new features and fixes