Struct FSB3PPOSettings

struct FSB3PPOSettings : public FTrainingSettings

A struct to hold PPO settings for an SB3 training script.

Note

This is a partial implementation of the PPO settings, and is not exhaustive

Public Functions

virtual void GenerateTrainingArgs(int Port, FScriptArgBuilder &ArgBuilder) const

Generate the training arguments for the script using the ArgBuilder.

Note

port is supplied as it is a common argument to pass to scripts, and is set at a high level but might be needed by specific subsettings

Parameters:
  • Port[in] The port to use for the script

  • ArgBuilder[in] The builder to use to generate the arguments

virtual ~FSB3PPOSettings()

Public Members

float LearningRate = 0.0003

The learning rate for the PPO algorithm.

int NSteps = 2048

The number of steps to take between training steps.

int BatchSize = 64

The batch size to use during gradient descent.

int NEpochs = 10

The number of epochs to train for each training step.

float Gamma = 0.99

The gamma value for the PPO algorithm.

float GAELambda = 0.95

The Generalized Advantage Estimate Lambda value for the PPO algorithm.

float ClipRange = 0.2

The clip range for the PPO algorithm.

bool NormalizeAdvantage = true

Should we normalize the advantage values.

float EntCoef = 0.0

The entropy coefficient for the PPO algorithm.

float VFCoef = 0.05

The value function coefficient for the PPO algorithm.

float MaxGradNorm = 0.5

The maximum gradient norm for the PPO algorithm.

bool UseSDE = false

Should we use state dependent entropy noise.

int SDESampleFreq = 1

The frequency to sample the state dependent entropy noise.

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