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here is some wrong run in my mac #2

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1980744819 opened this issue May 3, 2019 · 3 comments
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here is some wrong run in my mac #2

1980744819 opened this issue May 3, 2019 · 3 comments

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I want to know what platform can this code run? eg:ubuntu/macos ,python 3.7/2.7 ,and which version of each lib/framework????

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otmhi commented May 7, 2019

Hi, we mainly experimented on ubuntu and windows with python 3.6. maybe the latest versions of the libraries may output some deprecation warnings but everything runned smoothly.

Can you give us the real issue encountered? maybe the throwed errors?

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Hi, we mainly experimented on ubuntu and windows with python 3.6. maybe the latest versions of the libraries may output some deprecation warnings but everything runned smoothly.

Can you give us the real issue encountered? maybe the throwed errors?

thank you, I will try to run it on Ubuntu,and I really want some example ordirections of use,maybe I just run it with wrong commands. best wishes.

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otmhi commented May 13, 2019

Hi, we mainly experimented on ubuntu and windows with python 3.6. maybe the latest versions of the libraries may output some deprecation warnings but everything runned smoothly.
Can you give us the real issue encountered? maybe the throwed errors?

thank you, I will try to run it on Ubuntu,and I really want some example ordirections of use,maybe I just run it with wrong commands. best wishes.

Yes of course, the readme in each of A3C and PPO folders explain how to launch the script.

For instance, using A3C ( which we recommend ), you can launch the script 'python3 train-mario.py --reward_type ' for a normal agent and 'python3 train-mario-curiosity.py --reward_type ' for a curious agent.

Hope this helps.

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