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Hi, @frt03 . Thanks for your help. I have got it to work.
There are additional changes to be made. D4RL requires the latest version of gym
and mujoco_py
which is incompatible with the environments in this repo. For all the environments defined in envs/gym
, I have to rename _step
to step
, self.model
to self.sim
in _get_obs
.
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@IcarusWizard
For D4RL experiments, you need to write the following function in libs/misc/data_handling/rollout_sampler.py
:
import d4rl
def generate_d4rl_data(self, dataset_name='hopper-medium-v0', n_train=int(1e6), horizon=1000):
print(dataset_name)
dataset = d4rl.qlearning_dataset(gym.make(dataset_name).env)
# datafile: str
s1 = dataset['observations']
s2 = dataset['next_observations']
a1 = dataset['actions']
r = dataset['rewards']
data_size = max(s1.shape[0], s2.shape[0], a1.shape[0], r.shape[0])
n_train = min(n_train, data_size)
paths = []
for i in range(int(n_train/horizon)):
path = Path()
if i*horizon % 10000 == 0:
print(i*horizon)
for j in range(i*horizon, (i+1)*horizon, 1):
obs = s1[j].tolist()
action = a1[j].tolist()
next_obs = s2[j].tolist()
reward = r[j].tolist()
path.add_timestep(obs, action, next_obs, reward)
paths.append(path)
return paths
and replace a part of code as follows in offline.py
:
def get_data_from_offline_batch(params, env, normalization_scope=None, model='dynamics', split_ratio=0.9):
train_collection = DataCollection(
batch_size=params[model]['batch_size'],
max_size=params['max_train_data'], shuffle=True)
val_collection = DataCollection(batch_size=params[model]['batch_size'],
max_size=params['max_val_data'],
shuffle=False)
rollout_sampler = RolloutSampler(env)
# rl_paths = rollout_sampler.generate_offline_data(
# data_file=params['data_file'],
# n_train=params["n_train"]
# )
rl_paths = rollout_sampler.generate_d4rl_data(
dataset_name=params['data_file'],
n_train=params["n_train"]
)
path_collection = PathCollection()
obs_dim = env.observation_space.shape[0]
normalization = add_path_data_to_collection_and_update_normalization(
rl_paths, path_collection,
train_collection, val_collection,
normalization=None,
split_ratio=split_ratio,
obs_dim=obs_dim,
normalization_scope=normalization_scope)
return train_collection, val_collection, normalization, path_collection, rollout_sampler
You also need to add the --data_file
args and comment out a part of params_processing.py
.
Because D4RL is an additional experiment, the source code is quite dirty. I hope this part of the code would help you.
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I have an additional question with respect to the performance. I have run the code on halfcheetah-medium
, hopper-medium
, walker2d-medium
with the hyper-parameters in readme
, and got the performance of 50.2, 35.7, 13.4 respectively at the last training iteration. The performance is quite different from the numbers reported in the paper, especially for the task with a terminal function. I wonder if there is something missing in my modification or used the wrong hyper-paramters and random seeds? What should I do to reproduce the result in the paper?
Moreover, I notice that the test is performed at each iteration with only 3000 steps, which may not enough to evaluate the performance on hopper and walker2d.
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