A python library for integrating Bonsai BRAIN with Open AI Gym environments.
Installation
Install the latest stable from PyPI:
$ pip install bonsai-gym-common
Install the latest in-development version:
$ pip install https://github.com/BonsaiAI/bonsai-gym-common
Usage
Once installed, import bonsai_gym_common in order to access base class GymSimulator and GymImageSimulator, which implement all of the environment-independent Bonsai SDK integrations necessary to train a Bonsai BRAIN to play an OpenAI Gym simulator.
import gym
from bonsai_gym_common import GymSimulator
class CartPoleSimulator(GymSimulator):
# Perform cartpole-specific integrations here.
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