Embodied
Fast reinforcement learning research.
Overview
The goal of Embodied is to empower researchers to quickly implement new agents at scale. Embodied achieves this by specifying an interface both for environments and agents, allowing users to mix and match agents, envs, and evaluation protocols. Embodied provides common building blocks that users are encouraged to fork when more control is needed. The only dependency is Numpy and agents can be implemented in any framework.
Packages
embodied/
core/ # Config, logging, checkpointing, simulation, wrappers
run/ # Evaluation protocols that combine agents and environments
envs/ # Environment suites such as Gym, Atari, DMC, Crafter
agents/ # Agent implementations
Agent API
class Agent:
__init__(obs_space, act_space, config)
policy(obs, carry, mode='train') -> act, carry
train(data, carry) -> metrics, carry
report(data, carry) -> metrics, carry
init_policy(batch_size) -> carry
init_train(batch_size) -> carry
init_report(batch_size) -> carry
dataset(generator) -> generator
Env API
class Env:
__len__() -> int
@obs_space -> dict of spaces
@act_space -> dict of spaces
step(act) -> obs dict
render() -> array
close()
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