Closed weidler closed 5 years ago
There is an issue in obstaclepathing where it is possible to have an obstacle over the target.
Implemented with DQN
Reopened, now working on visual input
I think we need to do #9 first for efficient visual representation. Otherwise we have to flatten a list every time we need to get the state. List flattening: flat_list = [item for sublist in l for item in sublist]
Maybe it is also helpful to have the visual representation be given back as state. Then we dont need to construct the visual representation every time. We only update the representation.
Since there are multiple representation learners that are able to learn using visual input we can close this issue.
[x] Learn obstacle pathing using state of the agent
[x] Learn obstacle pathing using visual input