* Timer proof-of-concept
* micro optimizations
* add some timers
* cleanup, add asserts
* Cleanup (no start/end methods) and handle exceptions
* unit test and decorator
* move output code, add a decorator
* cleanup
* module docstring
* actually write the timings when done with training
* use __qualname__ instead
* add a few more timers
* fix mock import
* fix unit test
* don't need fwd reference
* cleanup root
* always write timers, add comments
* undo accidental change
TrainerController depended on an external_brains dictionary with
brain params in its constructor but only used it in a single function
call. The same function call (start_learning) takes the environment
as an argument, which is the source of the external_brains.
This change removes the dependency of TrainerController on external
brains and removes the two class members related to external_brains
and retrieves the brains directly from the environment.
Previously in v0.8 we added parallel environments via the
SubprocessUnityEnvironment, which exposed the same abstraction as
UnityEnvironment while actually wrapping many parallel environments
via subprocesses.
Wrapping many environments with the same interface as a single
environment had some downsides, however:
* Ordering needed to be preserved for agents across different envs,
complicating the SubprocessEnvironment logic
* Asynchronous environments with steps taken out of sync with the
trainer aren't viable with the Environment abstraction
This PR introduces a new EnvManager abstraction which exposes a
reduced subset of the UnityEnvironment abstraction and a
SubprocessEnvManager implementation which replaces the
SubprocessUnityEnvironment.
At each step, an unused `last_reward` variable in the TF graph is
updated in our PPO trainer. There are also related unused methods
in various places in the codebase. This change removes them.
* Create new class (RewardSignal) that represents a reward signal.
* Add value heads for each reward signal in the PPO model.
* Make summaries agnostic to the type of reward signals, and log weighted rewards per reward signal.
* Move extrinsic and curiosity rewards into this new structure.
* Allow defining multiple reward signals in YAML file. Add documentation for this new structure.
* WIP precommit on top level
* update CI
* circleci fixes
* intentionally fail black
* use --show-diff-on-failure in CI
* fix command order
* rebreak a file
* apply black
* WIP enable mypy
* run mypy on each package
* fix trainer_metrics mypy errors
* more mypy errors
* more mypy
* Fix some partially typed functions
* types for take_action_outputs
* fix formatting
* cleanup
* generate stubs for proto objects
* fix ml-agents-env mypy errors
* disallow-incomplete-defs for gym-unity
* Add CI notes to CONTRIBUTING.md
* WIP precommit on top level
* update CI
* circleci fixes
* intentionally fail black
* use --show-diff-on-failure in CI
* fix command order
* rebreak a file
* apply black
* run on whole repo
- Fix re-install directions to include -e modifer
- Move re-install directions from creating-custom... to protobuf readme
- Add how to see confirmation that install worked
- Notes for where to enter commands to start with
- Select a particular version of grpcio-tools
- Note how to get nuget if needed
- Directory independent nuget install
- Remove instruction to download protoc since it comes with grpc.tools
- Add instructions for windows in ##Running and directories for clarification
- Fix slash direction for windows in COMPILER definition
- Fix missing COMPILER variables when calling protoc
- Fix call to "python" instead of "python3"
* Update Learning-Environment-Create-New.md
- Clarify that training is done in the original ml-agents project folder
- Remove mistype
- In the future it could help to show the user that they can copy the config folder and run training in a new project folder so they don't have to mix project settings in the original config folder
* Update Learning-Environment-Create-New.md
Add file paths