| `curiosity -> strength` | (default = `1.0`) Magnitude of the curiosity reward generated by the intrinsic curiosity module. This should be scaled in order to ensure it is large enough to not be overwhelmed by extrinsic reward signals in the environment. Likewise it should not be too large to overwhelm the extrinsic reward signal. <br><br>Typical range: `0.001` - `0.1` |
| `curiosity -> encoding_size` | (default = `64`) Size of the encoding used by the intrinsic curiosity model. This value should be small enough to encourage the ICM to compress the original observation, but also not too small to prevent it from learning to differentiate between expected and actual observations. <br><br>Typical range: `64` - `256` |
| `curiosity -> network_settings` | Please see the documentation for `network_settings` under [Common Trainer Configurations](#common-trainer-configurations). The network specs used by the intrinsic curiosity model. The value should of `hidden_units` should be small enough to encourage the ICM to compress the original observation, but also not too small to prevent it from learning to differentiate between expected and actual observations. <br><br>Typical range: `64` - `256` |
| `curiosity -> learning_rate` | (default = `3e-4`) Learning rate used to update the intrinsic curiosity module. This should typically be decreased if training is unstable, and the curiosity loss is unstable. <br><br>Typical range: `1e-5` - `1e-3` |
### GAIL Intrinsic Reward
| `gail -> strength` | (default = `1.0`) Factor by which to multiply the raw reward. Note that when using GAIL with an Extrinsic Signal, this value should be set lower if your demonstrations are suboptimal (e.g. from a human), so that a trained agent will focus on receiving extrinsic rewards instead of exactly copying the demonstrations. Keep the strength below about 0.1 in those cases. <br><br>Typical range: `0.01` - `1.0` |
| `gail -> demo_path` | (Required, no default) The path to your .demo file or directory of .demo files. |
| `gail -> encoding_size` | (default = `64`) Size of the hidden layer used by the discriminator. This value should be small enough to encourage the discriminator to compress the original observation, but also not too small to prevent it from learning to differentiate between demonstrated and actual behavior. Dramatically increasing this size will also negatively affect training times. <br><br>Typical range: `64` - `256` |
| `gail -> network_settings` | Please see the documentation for `network_settings` under [Common Trainer Configurations](#common-trainer-configurations). The network specs for the GAIL discriminator. The value of `hidden_units` should be small enough to encourage the discriminator to compress the original observation, but also not too small to prevent it from learning to differentiate between demonstrated and actual behavior. Dramatically increasing this size will also negatively affect training times. <br><br>Typical range: `64` - `256` |
| `gail -> learning_rate` | (Optional, default = `3e-4`) Learning rate used to update the discriminator. This should typically be decreased if training is unstable, and the GAIL loss is unstable. <br><br>Typical range: `1e-5` - `1e-3` |
| `gail -> use_actions` | (default = `false`) Determines whether the discriminator should discriminate based on both observations and actions, or just observations. Set to True if you want the agent to mimic the actions from the demonstrations, and False if you'd rather have the agent visit the same states as in the demonstrations but with possibly different actions. Setting to False is more likely to be stable, especially with imperfect demonstrations, but may learn slower. |
| `gail -> use_vail` | (default = `false`) Enables a variational bottleneck within the GAIL discriminator. This forces the discriminator to learn a more general representation and reduces its tendency to be "too good" at discriminating, making learning more stable. However, it does increase training time. Enable this if you notice your imitation learning is unstable, or unable to learn the task at hand. |
| `rnd -> strength` | (default = `1.0`) Magnitude of the curiosity reward generated by the intrinsic rnd module. This should be scaled in order to ensure it is large enough to not be overwhelmed by extrinsic reward signals in the environment. Likewise it should not be too large to overwhelm the extrinsic reward signal. <br><br>Typical range: `0.001` - `0.01` |
| `rnd -> encoding_size` | (default = `64`) Size of the encoding used by the intrinsic RND model. <br><br>Typical range: `64` - `256` |
| `rnd -> network_settings` | Please see the documentation for `network_settings` under [Common Trainer Configurations](#common-trainer-configurations). The network specs for the RND model. |
| `curiosity -> learning_rate` | (default = `3e-4`) Learning rate used to update the RND module. This should be large enough for the RND module to quickly learn the state representation, but small enough to allow for stable learning. <br><br>Typical range: `1e-5` - `1e-3`
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