Is 100 the timeout for the agents, no more than that?

[vrodriguezf]

I found this code in the example_agent_runner:

if __name__ == "__main__":
    naive_agent = NaivePursuitAgent()    
    runner = AgentEnvRunner(
        agent=naive_agent, 
        env_cls=PE1_E1_I3_Env, 
        env_kwargs=None,
        runner_timeout=100,     # agent runner that will timeout after 100 seconds
        debug=True)
    runner.run()

Does that mean that the timeout for the agents is going to be 100 seconds?

[OhhTuRnz]

I run an agent with a timer checking the timeout. It indeed terminated reached 100 seconds starting at the moment KRPC connects with your code.

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I also checked runner's default timeout is 600 seconds:

import logging
import multiprocessing as mp

from typing import Dict

from kspdg.base_envs import KSPDGBaseEnv
from kspdg.agent_api.base_agent import KSPDGBaseAgent
from kspdg.utils.loggers import create_logger
from kspdg.agent_api.ksp_interface import ksp_interface_loop

DEFAULT_RUNNER_TIMEOUT = 600 #[s]

[vrodriguezf]

I also checked runner's default timeout is 600 seconds:

Well spotted! I'll ask tomorrow anyway, I'd like to know the timeout that the evaluation script uses in the runners it creates (maybe they don't want to share it)

[vrodriguezf]

Ross Allen said that the timeout is the one found in each environment. So 600 in case of the pe