VisionRL
A Python package for visual Reinforcement Learning environments and tools.
VisionRL
A Python package for visual Reinforcement Learning environments and tools.
Design Philosophy
This library is designed as a Gymnasium-compatible extension, focused on computer vision, visualization, UI, and explainability for reinforcement learning. The design follows a layered and modular approach where each concern is clearly separated:
- Gymnasium handles agent contracts.
- VisionRL handles human understanding.
- Core logic is minimal and stable.
- Features are added via wrappers, not rewrites.
- UI, CV, and explainability are optional layers.
Project Structure
🔹 vision_rl/ (Root Package)
The main Python package. Everything inside is part of the public or internal API.
🔹 vision_rl/core/ – Core Abstractions
Defines the foundational building blocks.
- Extends Gymnasium’s
Env. - Adds support for visual observations, UI hooks, and debug callbacks.
- Key Files:
visual_env.py(Base class),mixins.py(Reusable components).
🔹 vision_rl/wrappers/ – Environment Enhancements
The core extension mechanism. Most new features live here.
- Modifies Gym environments without changing their code.
- Handles frame stacking, visual conversions, heatmaps, and logging.
🔹 vision_rl/envs/ – Ready-to-Use Environments
Prebuilt environments for demonstration and best practices.
- Examples:
VisualFrozenLake,VisualCartPole.
🔹 vision_rl/ui/ – Human-Facing Interfaces
Tools for visualization and interaction. Optional for training, critical for demos.
- Renders steps, plots metrics, and handles dashboards.
🔹 vision_rl/monitors/ – Training Analysis Tools
Tools to analyze agent behavior over time.
- Track rewards, action distributions, and learning progress.
🔹 vision_rl/utils/ – Shared Utilities
Helper functions for CV, rendering, and image processing. No environment logic lives here.
🔹 vision_rl/register.py – Gym Integration
Connects environments to Gymnasium’s registry (e.g., gym.make("VisualFrozenLake-v0")).
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