Error with additional argument in learning.py

[shamanez]

Here def train_net(model, params, weights, path, trainFrames, i): why did you use an i?

[drex44]

I have the same doubt.

[jangirrishabh]

Hello, I was using 'i' as reference to save the model name, but I see that I did it not check for all the function calls for train_net, while some use 'i' others must be modified.

Apologies, I would be updating the code soon, but if you get it working feel free to contribute and send a pull request, cheers!

[shamanez]

Hi other than that your code worked really fine. Nice mate:). BTW did you try GAIL which is a recent inverse reinforcement learning algorithm?

[jangirrishabh]

Thank you @shamanez . Yes I did try out GAIL, and also other form of learning from demonstration called HER from demonstrations, both of them are awesome, I even implemented Overcoming exploration from demonstration in RL, sparse reward case for solving block stacking tasks on a custom made robotic arm simulation, you can read about it here https://jangirrishabh.github.io/2018/03/25/Overcoming-exploration-demos.html

Cheers!

[haider0786]

Cloning hg http://bitbucket.org/pygame/pygame to /tmp/pip-5beyjs4g-build
abort: HTTP Error 404: Not Found