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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
It would be nice to have a standard and publicly exposed function to get an observation from the current environment state. I would imagine almost all environments in jumanji have this function internally but its not exposed and might differ depending on the selected environment. I'm not sure how relevant this would be for various people but i know it could help and libraries such as Gymnax has done it.
Describe the solution you'd like
Publicly exposed and standard function call to get the current observation from an environment state.
Hopefully I haven't missed this functionality already...
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Are you thinking of something along the lines of State.observation or Environment.observe(state)? I personally lean toward the latter, since it keeps State objects free of any constraints. (Related: #211.)
Thanks Edan I do like this suggestion, would be a lot to implement and I likely won't have the time for a while so if anyone wants to pick it up I'll happily review the PR
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
It would be nice to have a standard and publicly exposed function to get an observation from the current environment state. I would imagine almost all environments in jumanji have this function internally but its not exposed and might differ depending on the selected environment. I'm not sure how relevant this would be for various people but i know it could help and libraries such as Gymnax has done it.
Describe the solution you'd like
Publicly exposed and standard function call to get the current observation from an environment state.
Hopefully I haven't missed this functionality already...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: