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  • SLM Lab
  • 🖥Setup
    • Installation
    • Quick Start
  • 🚀Using SLM Lab
    • Lab Command
    • Lab Organization
    • Train and Enjoy: REINFORCE CartPole
    • Agent Spec: DDQN+PER on LunarLander
    • Env Spec: A2C on Pong
    • GPU Usage: PPO on Pong
    • Parallelizing Training: Async SAC on Humanoid
    • Experiment and Search Spec: PPO on Breakout
    • Run Benchmark: A2C on Atari Games
    • Meta Spec: High Level Specifications
    • Post-Hoc Analysis
    • TensorBoard: Visualizing Models and Actions
    • Using SLM Lab In Your Project
  • 📈Analyzing Results
    • Data Locations
    • Graphs and Data
    • Performance Metrics
  • 🥇Benchmark Results
    • Public Benchmark Data
    • Discrete Environment Benchmark
    • Continuous Environment Benchmark
    • Atari Environment Benchmark
    • RL GIFs
  • 🔧Development
    • Modular Design
      • Algorithm Taxonomy
      • Class Inheritance: A2C > PPO
    • Algorithm
      • DQN
      • REINFORCE
      • Actor Critic
    • Memory
      • Replay
      • PrioritizedReplay
      • OnPolicyReplay
      • OnPolicyBatchReplay
    • Net
      • MLP
      • CNN
      • RNN
    • Profiling SLM Lab
  • 📖Publications and Talks
    • Book: Foundations of Deep Reinforcement Learning
    • Talks and Presentations
  • 🤓Resources
    • Deep RL Resources
    • Contributing
    • Motivation
    • Help
    • Contact
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  1. 🖥Setup

Installation

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Installing SLM Lab

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/kengz/SLM-Lab.git

Install the dependencies:

cd SLM-Lab/
./bin/setup

This runs a prepared bash script with the necessary setup steps, with Python dependencies managed through Conda. Refer to the page if you encounter issues.

Readers of the book Foundations of Deep Reinforcement Learning: please see .

Hardware Requirements

Non-image based environments can run on a laptop. Only image based environments such as the Atari games benefit from a GPU speedup. For these, we recommend 1 GPU and at least 4 CPUs. This can run a single Atari Trial consisting of 4 Sessions.

For desktop, a reference spec is GTX 1080 GPU, 4 CPUs above 3.0 GHz, and 32 GB RAM.

For cloud computing, start with an affordable instance of with a K80 GPU and 4 CPUs. Use the Deep Learning AMI with Conda when .

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